GLiCom: Computational Linguistics Group
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The goals of GLICOM
include:
- Understanding computational processes involved
in natural language.
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- Implementing software applied to Natural Language
Processing.
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- Teaching Natural Language Processing, Computational
Linguistics and Machine Translation.
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Glicom
researchers have wide theoretical and aplied interests in the study of
language.
- Descriptive and theoretical research in the
areas of phonolgy, morphologym syntax, semantics, pragmatics, and discourse
structure, as well as the computational strategies involved in processing
them (symbolic versus statistical approaches, finite state automata,
context-free and mildly-context sensitive grammars, recent advances
in Categorial Grammar, Unification Grammars, Constraint-based systems).
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- Development of linguistic tools
applied to machine translation, text error correction, and information
retrieval.
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The GLICOM approach to computational
linguistics:
- Research activities should be interdisciplinary at
the theoretical and computational.
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- Theoretical and applied research
strongly interact.
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- Symbolic and empirical methods
should combine.
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