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Monday and Wednesday 10:00–11:50 am, THH 110
Required: Natural Language Processing - Eisenstein ('E' in schedule) -- or free version
Required: Speech and Language Processing 3rd edition - Jurafsky, Martin ('JM' in schedule) -- January 2022 pdf
Required: Selected papers from NLP literature, see (evolving) schedule
10% - In class participation
10% - Posted questions before each in-class selected paper presentation and possible quizzes
10% - In-class selected paper presentation
30% - Three Homeworks (10% each)
40% - Project, comprising proposal (5%), first version of report (5%), in-class presentation (10%), and final report (20%). Done in small groups.
Written homeworks and project components except for final project report must be submitted on the date listed in the schedule, by 23:59:59 AoE.
Final project report is due Monday, December 12, 2022, 10:00 AM PST
A deduction of 1/5 of the total possible score will be assessed for each late day. After five late days, you get a 0 on the assignment (and you should come talk to us because your grade will likely suffer!)
You have four late days, to be applied as you wish, throughout the entire class, for homeworks and project proposal / first report (NOT final report). No deduction will be assessed if a late day is used.
On Piazza, Slack, or in class/office hours. Please do not email (unless notified otherwise).
(subject to change per instructor/class whim) (will not necessarily be presented in this order):
: Linguistic Stack (graphemes/phones - words - syntax - semantics - pragmatics - discourse) : Tools: : Corpora, Corpus statistics, Data cleaning and munging : Annotation and crowdwork : Evaluation : Models/approaches: rule-based, automata/grammars, perceptron, logistic regression, neural network models : Effective written and oral communication : Components/Tasks/Subtasks: : Language Models : Syntax: POS tags, constituency tree, dependency tree, parsing : Semantics: lexical, formal, inference tasks : Information Extraction: Named Entities, Relations, Events : Generation: Machine Translation, Summarization, Dialogue, Creative Generation
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