Linguistics 482 - Fall 2005

Linguistics 482 Computational Linguistics

Dr. A. Brett & Laura Proctor
Department of Linguistics
University of Victoria

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Prolog Language
Markup Languages - log on required
- includes course outline, schedule for quizzes and assignments as well as the text of the assignments, lecture summaries and reading lists.

The following links are provided for your information and interest and are not required reading. You may, however, find useful resources should you decide to read them.
Class Notes (2004) (PDF)

Class Notes (2001) (HTML)

Class Notes (2000) - Linguistics on the Web (HTML)

Computational Linguistics is the dynamic, (relatively) new specialization in linguistics devoted to applications of computers in linguistic research and applications of linguistics in computer software and hardware development. The emergence of the World Wide Web makes international communication easier and less expensive but at the same time has increased the demand for good language processing software for translation between languages and for producing better software for indexing and retrieving information. The first part of the course will concentrate on exploring markup languages used to encode textual data.

Last updated: 7 Sept 2005
This page is maintained by Laura Proctor, Computing User Services, University of Victoria.

The following links are provided for your information and interest and are not required reading. You may, however, find useful resources should you decide to read them. Class Notes (2004) (PDF) Class Notes (2001) (HTML) Class Notes (2000) - Linguistics on the Web (HTML)

The following links are provided for your information and interest and are not required reading. You may, however, find useful resources should you decide to read them.
Class Notes (2004) (PDF)

Class Notes (2001) (HTML)

Class Notes (2000) - Linguistics on the Web (HTML)