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Computer Science 187
Computational Linguistics
Stuart Shieber
| Location: Meeting time: F 2:30-5:30 Exam group: 7, 8 Catalog number: 249 |
| Introduction to computational linguistics, the study of human language using the tools and techniques of computer science, with applications to a variety of natural-language-processing problems. Representing syntactic structure: context-free, augmented context-free, and trans-context-free grammars. Representing semantic structure: first-order and higher-order logics. Computing with syntactic and semantic representations: Prolog programming; parsing and generation algorithms. Low-level language processing with finite-state methods. |
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