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| July 1, 2002 Lab | Saturday, November 7, 2009 |
| Laboratory by
Noah Smith and Jason Eisner
- 07/01/2002 Grammars are of interest to both linguists and engineers. They are a formal way of writing down how a language works.
In this lab, students worked in a team to design a grammar for as much of English as possible. Nowadays it is fashionable to construct grammars somewhat automatically. But by building one the old-fashioned manual way, they had to grapple directly with linguistic phenomena, grammars, and probabilities. The following files associated with this lab are available: |
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