Typos’ Effects on Web-Based Programming Code Output: A Computational Linguistics Study

Constraint Programming in Computational Linguistics

Constraint programming is a programming paradigm that was originally invented in computer science to deal with hard combinatorial problems. Recently, constraint programming has evolved into a technology which permits to solve hard industrial scheduling and optimization problems. We argue that existing constraint programming technology can be useful for applications in natural language processin...

Programming of Reversible Systems in Computational Linguistics

Dr. Alfred Hoppe of Forschuugsgruppe LIMAS has developed a pro / cedure for a reversible data flow (Figure I). 'In the matrix/%hree ~ different quantities are connected together. For analysis~he grammatical description of an inflected form is determined by combining the inflection class with the ending. For example the German verb ~ehen is composed of the stem ~eh and the ending e_~u. The lexic...

Web tools for introductory computational linguistics

We introduce a notion of training methodology space (TM space) for specifying training methodologies in tile different disciplines and teaching traditions associated with computational linguistics and the human language technologies, and pin our approach to the concept of operational model; we also discuss different general levels of interactivity. A number of operational models are introduced,...

Computational Linguistics Advanced Dynamic Programming in Computational Linguistics: Theory, Algorithms and Applications Tutorial notes

Dynamic Programming (DP) is an important class of algorithms widely used in many areas of speech and language processing. Recently there have been a series of work trying to formalize many instances of DP algorithms under algebraic and graph-theoretic frameworks. This tutorial surveys two such frameworks, namely semirings and directed hypergraphs, and draws connections between them. We formaliz...

Notes on computational linguistics