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= Home page =
== Getting Started ==
If you are new to the computational linguistics program, you might be interested in GettingStarted with computational linguistics at IU.

== What is everyone doing? ==
 * NathanSanders :
  . Dialect distance: phonological distance, syntactic distance, extracting the most important features from the generated distances
  . Computational phonology: OT learning, OT implementation, explanation of historical processes like analogy
 * MarkusDickinson :
  . Data-driven corpus linguistics: annotation error detection, POS tagging, interfaces to parsing; Intelligent Computer-aided language learning (ICALL)
 * StephenGrimes :
  . computational phonology, phonotactics, sonority, frequency in phonology
 * JoshuaHerring :
  . comparative syntax, Minimalist parsing and generation, Intelligent computer-aided language learning (ICALL), Machine translation, Finite-state morphology
 * JasonKessler :
  . sentiment analysis, machine learning for automatic identification of semantic relations, supervised approaches to ranking, domain adaptation
 * Please add your own summary here and links to more details.
== Events ==
=== CL Lunch ===
The upcoming topic at the ["CL Lunch"] is Redundancy in perceptual and linguistic experience: Comparing feature-based and distributional theories of semantic representation, by Brian Riordan. Past topics include ["How to use Big Red"] and UnixTricks. The computational linguists also hosted the ["Professionalization Workshop"] during the Spring 2008 semester.

== Resources ==
=== Corpora ===
The department maintains a ["List of Corpora"] from many languages.

=== Lab Manual ===
Some useful information for the ["Lab"] in Memorial Hall 401.

== Add to the Wiki ==
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