'Lexical items' diaporamas de présentation

Loanword Typology: Verbal Borrowings

Loanword Typology: Verbal Borrowings. Jan W OHLGEMUTH Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology, Leipzig. The Leipzig Loanword Typology Project. Basic goal: contribute to improving the methodology for testing hypotheses about historical relatedness between languages.

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Srinivas Bangalore AT&T Research srini@research.att.com

Srinivas Bangalore AT&T Research srini@research.att.com. Spoken Dialog Systems. Outline. Components of a spoken dialog system Automatic Speech Recognition Spoken Language Understanding Dialog Management Language Generation Text to speech synthesis Evaluation Issues in spoken dialog system.

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The Scope of Generalization in Phonology

The Scope of Generalization in Phonology. Gregory R. Guy New York University VGFP Workshop, Stanford, July 07. Generalization in Phonology. Identify (and explain?) phonological patterns that are prevalent across some domain. Maximum generality: phonological universals.

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CAS LX 522 Syntax I

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How to learn and use a language

How to learn and use a language. Dick Hudson Cambridge, June 2008. Linguistic theory in 1960. Limited scope phonology, morphology diachronic and synchronic little syntax, little semantics no sociolinguistics, no psycholinguistics Competing theories about structure

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Lexicalization of PCFGs

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Homing in on the Text-Initial Cluster

Homing in on the Text-Initial Cluster. Mike Scott School of English University of Liverpool Aston Corpus Symposium Friday May 4th 2007 This presentation is at www.lexically.net/downloads/corpus_linguistics. Starting Questions.

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Return to the Obvious: the Ubiquity of Categorical Rules

Return to the Obvious: the Ubiquity of Categorical Rules. W. Labov, U. of Pennsylvania. Panel on Usage-based and rule based approaches to phonological variation. SS17 Amsterdam March 4, 2008. www.ling.upenn.edu/~labov. The Neogrammarian viewpoint.

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A Knowledge Space

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The Role of the First Language

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Phonemes

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Minimalist Parsing

Minimalist Parsing. Scott Drellishak CompLing Lab Meeting 2/1/2006. Overview. Four parts: Whirlwind tour of Minimalism Formal definition of a Minimalist Grammar Algorithms for parsing MGs Software and web sites. Four parts: Whirlwind tour of Minimalism

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Phonemes

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Models of Generative Grammar

Models of Generative Grammar . Smriti Singh. Generative Grammar. A Generative Grammar is a set of formal rules that can generate an infinite set of sentences that constitute the language as a whole. Chomsky insisted that a grammar -

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PSY 369: Psycholinguistics

PSY 369: Psycholinguistics. Language Acquisition: Bilinugalism. Contexts. Contexts of childhood bilingualism Distinction is a little arbitrary, no hard and fast rules Simultaneous bilingualism - when learn both languages at same time (although there is variability in definitions here)

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Bantu linguistic studies

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Error Analysis Abdul Saeed

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The Alchemy of English

The Alchemy of English. by Braj B. Kachru A Presentation by Christy Tatum English 409 March 2005. Mr. Braj B. Kachru. The Life of Braj B. Kachru.

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