Computational Linguistics / Natural Language Processing
Automatically Inferring Grammar Specifications for Valence-changing Verbal Morphology from Interlinear Glossed Text
Master's Thesis (Advisor: Prof. Emily M. Bender)
- This work is part of the AGGREGATION project. The goal is to automatically infer valence-changing verbal morphology from interlinear glossed text (IGT) to answer the “valence-changing” part in the LinGO Grammar Matrix customization system.
Hixkaryana Grammar Implementation
Course Project for Knowledge Engineering For Deep Natural Language Processing
- Analyzed Hixkaryana syntax.
- Implemented various linguistic phenomena with Head-Driven Phrase Structure Grammar (HPSG) for Hixkaryana (clausal modifier, non-verbal predicate, tense, aspect, adnominal possession, determiners, wh-questions, argument optionality, and agreement).
Offensive Tweet Detection
Course Project for Natural Language Processing Systems And Applications
- This project includes two end-to-end systems for classifying English and Greek tweets as offensive or non-offensive
- Details can be found here
A Study of L2 Acquisition of Backward Anaphora Resolution
Course Project for Sentence Comprehension
- An empirical study of backward anaphora resolution for L1-Mandarin-L2-English learners