Research Group in Computational Linguistics

• Description
• Personnel & Affiliates
• Research Projects
• Graduate Programs in Computational Linguistics

The Research Group in Computational Linguistics

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Research Group Participants

Faculty with primary interests in Computational Linguistics
• Sheila Dooley Collberg
• Michael Hammond, Prof (Ph.D. UCLA, 1984) Electronic Dictionaries, Computational Phonology. (Department of Linguistics)
• Terry Langendoen, Prof (Ph.D. MIT, 1964) Formal Systems, Mark-up, Logic, Mathematical Linguisticis. (Department of Linguistics)
• Natasha Warner
Faculty with secondary interests in Computational Linguistics
• Cecile McKee
Graduate Students Affiliates
• Will Lewis (Linguistics) <to be written>

Research Projects

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The Native American Dictionaries Project

Computational Optimality Theory

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Graduate Programs in Computational Linguistics

The research group, in coordination with the department of linguistics, sponsors a Ph.D. in Linguistics with a specialization in Computational Linguistics with an emphasis on the relation between theoretical approaches to language and computational implementation.

Degree programs in other areas of Computer Science are available through the Computer Science Department.