LING 28 Computational Linguistics

The study of human language from a computational perspective. This course will survey formal models for representing linguistic objects, and statistical approaches to learning from natural language data. We will pay attention to the use of computational techniques to understand the structure of language, as well as practical engineering applications like speech recognition and machine translation. Students will implement simple algorithms for several key tasks in language processing and learning.  

Instructor

Coto-Solano (W24)

Degree Requirement Attributes

Dist:TAS

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Offered

• Winter