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This Friday we will have the last meeting of the semester. As usual, it will be a short meet-up to discuss how everything went, and what we would like to do next year. If you have ideas and topics but you think you can't show up, feel free …
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Friday 28, Gary will tell us about his idea for adapting chart parsing to account for scope ambiguities.
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Sorry for the late announcement. We will not be meeting tomorrow, since some of us are going to give a short intro to Linguistics to some logics students. We also have a couple of free slots available before the end of the semester. If you have something you …
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This week's presenter will be Adam, with a talk titled "Higher-Order Cellular Automata, With Applications to Digital Physics"! See you in the Compl Ling lab tomorrow at the usual time!
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This week Hwichan will tell us about gapping and CGs. We'll meet in the Comp Ling lab at the usual time.
Also of interest for some of you, the Linguistic Dept. Colloquium series will host Sam Bowman, a new computational linguist at NYU. Follow the link for more …
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After a two-weeks hiatus, we are finally meeting again! This Friday, Thomas will tell us about his work on graph transductions and typological gaps in morphology.
Time and place are the usual ones.
See you there!
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Contrary to what was stated in my last post (but consistently with our Schedule) we are not meeting this Friday, since half of our usual crowd will be out of town. Enjoy you week, and see you next Friday (March 31st).
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Hope you all survived the snow day :). This is just a reminder that there will be no reading group this Friday. We 'll meet again next week, with a surprise speaker!
Enjoy the "spring" break!
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This Friday, Sophie will lead our discussion of CGs and morphology! We'll meet in the Comp Ling Lab at the usual time.
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During tomorrow's meeting, Alëna is going to tell us about parsing with CCGs.
Time and place are the usual ones!
Hope to see you there!
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In our next meeting (Friday, Feb 24), we will talk about Semantics in Categorial Grammars, and in particular we'll see how CCGs can handle quantifiers scope ambiguities.
In case you are particularly interested in the topic, you can check out Surface-Compositional Scope-Alternation Without Existential Quantifiers , a 2010 paper …
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we will have our first actual meeting this Friday (Comp Ling Lab, from 12:00 - 1:00). Thomas will introduce us to the main topic of the Semester: Categorial Grammars.
Hope to see many of you there.
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The next meeting of the Mathematical Linguistics Reading will be held on the 17th of February. Thomas will give intro to the main topic of the current semester, that is Categorial Grammars.
Hope to see you all there!
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The Mathematical Linguistics Reading group will have its first Spring Semester meeting on Friday, January 27, from 12 to 1 in the Comp Ling Lab.
This meeting will be purely organizational, focusing on picking a topic and a precise schedule for this semester.
Hope to see you there …