Notes: - Written portions of assignments are due at the start of class (12:00pm) on their due date. Digital submissions (e.g. code, PDFs) are due by 11:00am on Blackboard (so that students show up to class on time).
- The schedule is subject to change, as the semester
progresses, however any changes will be made at least one week in
advance of the dates affected.
- You are expected to
have completed the Jurafsky and Martin readings before class on the days
indicated.
- "JM" refers to the Jurafsky and Martin textbook.
Week 1. 24-Aug-11: Introduction; Programming primer
Week 2. 31-Aug-11: Regular Expressions; Scala
Week 3. 7-Sep-11: Finite State Automata
Week 4. 14-Sep-11: Morphology, Finite State Transducers, XFST
Week 5. 21-Sep-11: Computational Phonology, XFSTWeek 6. 28-Sep-11: Finite State Optimality Theory, XFST
Week 7. 5-Oct-11: N-grams
- READ: JM 4: 83-101, 104-105
- DUE: Project Proposal [DUE at noon on 7-Oct-11]
Week 8. 12-Oct-11: Part-of-Speech Tagging, Hidden Markov Models
Week 9. 19-Oct-11: Categorial grammar; Meaning Representations
Week 10. 26-Oct-11: Categorial grammar (continued)
Week 11. 2-Nov-11: Categorial grammar (continued); Parsing
Week 12. 9-Nov-11: Parsing (continued) - DUE: Homework 4: N-grams and POS Tagging
- DUE (Nov 14, 11am): Project Progress Report
Week 13. 16-Nov-11: Machine translation ( slides) Week 14. 23-Nov-11: No class
Week 15. 30-Nov-11: Project Presentations
Finals.- DUE (Wed, Dec 7, 11am): Homework 5: CCG and Parsing
- DUE (Tues, Dec 13, 11am): Project Final Paper
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