6.863J/9.611J Natural Language Processing

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6.863J / 9.611J Natural Language Processing, Spring, 2004



IMPORTANT CLASS ANNOUNCEMENTS THIS WEEK:

Lab 4 posted here. ; pdf version here. Due April 30.

For an animated (flash player) version of beta reduction for semantics, click here.



FUN NLP LINK OF THE WEEK:  Have a computer guess your language  here. (link can be slow)


Course Description

A laboratory-oriented course in the theory and practice of building computer systems for human language processing, with an emphasis on the linguistic, cognitive, and engineering foundations for understanding their design.


General Policies on Required Work, Grading, and Collaboration

Prerequisites,Textbooks, and Readings

Laboratory Assignment Schedule & Specifics

Calendar in brief: Class dates in blue; class & due dates in red; holidays in green.

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Assignment Specifics:

Laboratory 1a          Word parsing & morphology I

Laboratory 1b          Word parsing a foreign language

Laboratory 2a          Word tagging & statistical models of language, I

Laboratory 2b          Word tagging & statistical models of language, II

Laboratory 3a          Phrase structure parsing, Part I

Laboratory 3b          Phrase structure parsing, Part II

Laboratory 4            Semantic interpretation

Laboratory 5            Final  team project




Staff

Instructor:
Prof. Robert C. Berwick
berwick@ai.mit.edu
35-423, x3-8918
Office hours:  M 11-1

Teaching Assistant:
Catherine Havasi
havasi@mit.edu
35-408, x3-xxxx
Office hours: tba

Course Support:
Fifa Monserrate
fifa@mit.edu
35-404, x3-2184

Course Meeting Time & Place

Lectures: M, W 9:30-11AM
Room: 2-143,  map

Laboratories: T, Th, 11-1 M, W 4PM
Room: 14-0637, map

Level & Prerequisites

Undergraduate/Graduate
6.034 or permission of instructor



 
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