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LING 3250

Introduction to Computational Linguistics

PHILOSOPHY-NEUROSCIENCE-PSYCHOLOGYLINGUISTICS

Use of computers to analyze, understand, and generate human language. Emphasis on appreciating practical applications such as text analysis, search and creation of dictionaries and corpora, information retrieval, machine translation, and speech interfaces. Survey of rule-based and statistical techniques. Students acquire programming skills appropriate for solving small- to medium-scale problems in linguistics and text processing, using a language such as Python. Students have regular programming assignments and complete a semester project. No previous knowledge of programming required. Prerequisite: L44 Ling 170D.

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Ian Hollenbaugh, Nicholas Danis

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Quality: 5Difficulty: 3Ian Hollenbaugh

Computational Linguistics is an awesome class. The material was very difficult at times, but the grading was really lenient, which allowed me to actually learn a lot more, rather than overly focusing on grades. This was a field I didn't know much about and am now really into. Highly recommend.

6/10/2022