Valerie Beaudouin

Valerie Beaudouin , born in 1968, is specialist in the computerization of the lexical treatments and member of the Oulipo since 2003. Engineer with France Telecom (R & D), it worked much on the semantic categorization of the uses and the courses on the Web.

Its work Meter and traditional rate/rhythm of the worms. Crow and Root explore, with methods resulting from data-processing linguistics and on whole of worms from a new size (80 000 worms of the theater of Crow and Racine), the relations which the meter and the rate/rhythm in the worms maintain. Taking support on the theory of the rate/rhythm of Pierre Lusson and Jacques Roubaud, he proposes a metric model arranged hierarchically of the alexandrine, where each level of the model makes up of a metric unit which is repeated.

Valerie Beaudouin is also responsible for the Usages laboratory, creativity, ergonomics of France Telecom R & D., dedicated to the application of the social sciences to the innovation.

Publications

Meter and traditional rate/rhythm of the worms. Crow and Root, Editions Champion, coll numerical Letters, 2002.
Uses of the search engines: a centered approach users (Sixth international Days of Analysis Statistics of the Textual Data), with Houssem Assadi, 2002.
TyPWeb: to describe the Fabric for better including/understanding the courses , with Serge Fleury, Benoit Habert, Gabriel Illouz, Christian Licoppe and Marie Pasquier, International symposium on the Uses and Services of Telecommunications, E-Uses, Paris, 12 June 14th, 2001.

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