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Maria Liakata (Warwick University).
Thursday 24 November 2016, 11:00-12:00
GR05, English Faculty, 9 West Road (Sidgwick Site)
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Language Technology Lab Seminars
Sensing well-being using heterogeneous smartphone data and stance identification in social media conversations
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Industrial NLP Applications of Machine Learning in Different Domains
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Monolingual and multilingual, explicit and latent vector representations of meaning
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Biomedical Text Mining: Structuring the Unstructured
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User-generated content mining: From collective disease rates to individual demographics
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Building and using the Finnish Internet Parsebank
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Internal LTL meeting
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Individual differences in native language attainment (with implications for language acquisition)
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Phases and semantics
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Language change and language evolution in the lab
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Morphosyntactic conditioning in phonology: the case of pronominal clitics in European Portuguese
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Evolution, sex/gender and sociolinguistics
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Why _morning pΓ‘per_, but _jΓΊry selection_? The variability of compound stress in English
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Ethnolinguistic identities and language revitalisation in small society: the case of the Faeroe Isles
Tools and Techniques for Speech Research
A primer on Functional Data Analysis for speech research
β οΈ Talk: 10-11.30 am Workshop: 14-16 pm. Tea/coffee: 9.30 am at RCEAL (3rd floor)
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Keeping (eye)track(s) of multiple worlds
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Eye get it! What eye-movements can tell us about language processing in autism spectrum disorder
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Accent of birth? Linking phonological variation to attitudes and identities on the Scottish/English border
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Predication and specification in the syntax of cleft sentences
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Towards Understanding the Brain Basis of Developmental Dyslexia: A Cross-Language Approach
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See, say and remember: Motion events in witness interviews, translation and memory
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Asymmetries in the intonation system of the Maastricht dialect of Limburgian
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