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Advanced Topics in Natural Language Processing: Exploring Linguistics and Computer Science Intersection

Dive into the interdisciplinary field of NLP at the juncture of linguistics, computer science, and cognitive science. Learn parsing methods, machine translation, resources, retrieval, and more. Attend the LING 696G seminar class, held Mondays 3-5:30 pm. For more details, contact sandiway@email.arizona.edu.

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Advanced Topics in Natural Language Processing: Exploring Linguistics and Computer Science Intersection

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  1. C SC 620Advanced Topics in Natural Language Processing Sandiway Fong

  2. Natural Language Processing (NLP) • Very broad, interdisciplinary field: • At the intersection of linguistics, computer science, cognitive science … • Areas include: • Parsing methods and grammar formalisms • Machine translation • Large-scale resources: corpora, dictionaries, ontologies • Information retrieval, classification … • Document processing and summarization • etc.

  3. Scope of Class LING 696G • Another computational linguistics seminar class this semester • LING 696G • Time: Mondays 3-5:30 pm C SC 620 Linguistic Theory Computer Science Cognitive Science

  4. Administrivia • Email: sandiway@email.arizona.edu • Course Homepage: • Notes, announcements, papers, readings • http://linguistics.arizona.edu/~sandiway/csc620 • not yet set up … • Requirements: • Advanced class: seminar format • Summarize and present one paper in class for discussion • Term project or paper

  5. Administrivia • Email me: • Name • Background • Why are you interested in NLP? • Specific topics you’d like to see covered? • Preferences for class time • Available times • One class per week or two?

  6. Start with… • WordNet: • a large-scale ontology-based network for nouns, verbs, adjectives and adverbs • Freely available • http://www.cogsci.princeton.edu/~wn/ • Download WordNet to your computer • Get the 5 core papers • we’ll begin looking at them next time

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