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* Tu
The "field"
Questioning everything sacred
* Th
The big picture
Dimensions along which approaches vary
Kinds of linguistic knowledge
Overview of connectionist models
* Readings: Gazdar and Mellish, ch. 2; Antworth
* Tu
Phonology and morphology: linguistic introduction
Two-level phonology/morphology (updated 9/12)
* Readings: Gasser, Regier
* Tu
Two-level phonology/morphology: recognition
Acquisition of morphology
* Th
Project ideas
Reduplication: A challenge to morphology models
* Tu
Lexical semantics
Mel'chuk's approach to lexical relations (Ari)
Tour of LETRS (Main Library)
* Readings: Schütze, Allen (Appendix C)
* Tu
Grounding word meaning
Schütze (Doug)
Word-sense disambiguation
* Th
Speech
* Reading: Gazdar and Mellish, ch. 4
* Tu
Syntax and semantics 1
* Th
Grammars 1
* Tu
Grammars 2
More problems with simple context-free grammars (Yes, this is an old slide from C564.)
Introduction to information-based grammars
* Th
What HPSG grammars look like (1)
* Tu
What HPSG grammars look like (2)
* Th
Unification revisited
Parsing 1
* Readings: Pollack, Elman
* Tu
Another HPSG example
The problem of structure in connectionist nets
* Th
Connectionist approaches to structure
Pollack (Jeff)
* Tu
Elman (Andy)
More on connectionist structure
* Th
Some parsing issues
* Readings: Lange and Wharton
* Tu
Chart parsing
Ambiguity
* Th
Some approaches to sentence generation
Lange and Wharton (Jim)
* Readings: Hutchins and Somers, Allen (ch. 7)
* Tu
Localist connectionist networks
Statistical approaches to syntax
* Th
Machine translation: Hutchins and Somers (Michael)
* Tu
Machine translation (cont.)
Pragmatics (overview)
Speech acts 1
Speech acts 2
* Reading: St. John
* Tu
Progress report on project due
St. John (Wendy)
Using world knowledge
* Th
Discourse structure
Mélange of last-minute topics: metaphor, metonymy, humor, deception (none of which I have a good account of)
* Tu
Comparison and analogy; mental spaces
* Th
Language acquisition
Parting thoughts
Final exam
* Mo (23:59:59)
Exams due (electronically)
* Tu (5:00-7:00pm)
Reports on projects
Project reports due
BibSonomy разработана командами Knowledge and Data Engineering Group университета Касселя, Data Mining and Information Retrieval group Вюрцбургского университета и исследовательским центром L3S, Ганновер, Германия.