advanced computational linguistics (LIN/CSE 667) at UB (Spring 2019), focused on syntactic parsing and parsing using unsupervised learning.
| Event | Date | Description | Course Materials |
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| lecture | Jan 29 | introduction | [slides] |
| Feb 5 | [review cse/lin567 materials] [lab session slides] | ||
| Feb 7 | [project initiation] | ||
| SLP | Speech and Language Processing (3rd ed. draft) by Dan Jurafsky and James H. Martin | ||
| lecture | Feb 12 | [Chap. 11, Syntactic Parsing], [slides] | |
| lecture | Feb 19 | [Chap. 12, Statistical Parsing], [slides] | |
| lecture | Feb 26 | [Chap. 13, Dependency Parsing], [slides] | |
| Mar 7 | [the first workplan due] | ||
| Mar 26 | [the second workplan due] | ||
| Since Mar 28 | Paper readings | ||
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- PACLIC 33, Paper submission deadline: 23:59 (GMT), 10 May, 2019 (site)
- EMNLP-IJCNLP 2019, Submissions due (long & short) Tuesday May 21, 2019 (site)
- CoNLL 2019, Paper submission, May 31, 2019 (site)
- Chen,Xuejiao: noising data
- Li,Wenqi: graph-based dependency parsing
- Liu,Maggie: language proficiency (with Patil, Apurva)
- Pacquetet,Erin: corpus merge
- Qiu,Mengyang: grammar error correction
- Shyam Rao,Shruthi: dependency parsing
- Swami,Chinmay: ddi
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