OMG UR Funny! Computer-Aided Humor with an Application to Chat
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Adam Tauman Kalai | Susan T. Dumais | Jaime Teevan | Miaomiao Wen | Nancy Baym | Omer Tamuz | O. Tamuz | S. Dumais | J. Teevan | A. Kalai | Miaomiao Wen | N. Baym
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