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Phonological computation

LING 473
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Concordia University
Concordia University
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Charles Reiss
professor
1
Timeline
  • March 8, 2022
    Experience start
  • April 3, 2022
    Experience end
Experience
1 projects wanted
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Anywhere
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Experience scope

Categories
Data modelling
Skills
data analysis research problem analysis
Learner goals and capabilities

Comparative assessment of different frameworks for the analysis of phonological patterns in natural language

Learners

Learners
Undergraduate
Any level
10 learners
Project
20 hours per learner
Learners self-assign
Teams of 2
Expected outcomes and deliverables

Weighted finite-state transducers (WFSTs) are widely used by engineers and

computational linguists for generating and processing text and speech. Using the methods presented by Gorman and Sproat (Finite-State Text Processing, 2021) students will create case studies that include the compilation and application of context-dependent

rewrite rules, the construction of morphological analyzers and generators, and text

generation and processing applications. Kyle Gorman (CUNY/Google) will guest lecture in the course.

Project timeline
  • March 8, 2022
    Experience start
  • April 3, 2022
    Experience end

Project Examples

Requirements

Finite State Transducer implementations of the phonology of various natural languages

Additional company criteria

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