Interdisciplinary group researching computational linguistics and NLP at Georgetown University
Washington, DC
Joined August 2019
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Hi everyone! We are conducting a survey on the usage of Georgetown's GUM 10 corpus. If you currently use or plan on using the GUM corpus for your research, please consider filling out our survey to give us your suggestions and feedback. Thank you!! docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
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Congratulations to Amir Zeldes and @ctschroeder (University of Oklahoma) who were just awarded a #NEHGrant from @NEHgov Division of Preservation and Access (@NEH_PresAccess) for their project: @copticscript #PresAccessFunded 👏
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#GURT2023 has ended! Thank you to all our presenters, organizers, and staff for making this GURT a success!
ALT Amir Zeldes and Nathan Schneider on stage at GURT 2023 sharing a rhyme that they got ChatGPT to compose for them.
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Congratulations to Professor Nathan Schneider (@complingy) who has received an NSF CAREER award to develop algorithms for analyzing metalinguistic text! college.georgetown.edu/news-…
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Congrats to @Logan_SiyaoPeng on an excellent Ph.D. dissertation defense! A game-changer for Chinese discourse structure/discourse parsing research. He's now on the market for an #NLProc postdoc in Europe! logan-siyao-peng.github.io/
ALT Siyao Peng in front of projected slide
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Four events, one fest… or should I say one GURT?
🧩 Construction Grammars and NLP Workshop
↔️ Conference on Dependency Linguistics
🌳 Workshop on Treebanks and Linguistic Theories
🌌 Universal Dependencies Workshop
Submit your papers by Nov 1!
gurt.georgetown.edu/#
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#NLProc and #linguistics Twitter: do you have trouble keeping track of all the linguistic annotation apps that are out there? So do I and my colleagues, which is why I made the Map of Applications for Linguistic Annotation (MALA): lgessler.com/mala/
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Communities are eager to make the arduous process of language documentation easier, and models from the 20+ years of research in low-resource NLP are poised to help. But many language documentation projects forgo the use of any NLP models. Why? (1/8) aclanthology.org/2022.comput…
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May the Fourth was with me yesterday: I found out that Georgetown is allowing me to be a long-haul Hoya with tenure!
The best part of this job is exploring & expanding knowledge—in the company of enthusiastic fellow nerds. Shoutout to my awesome students, mentors, & community!
Congratulations to Dr. Jakob Prange (prange.jakob.georgetown.doma…) on successfully defending his dissertation, "Neuro-symbolic Models for Constructing, Comparing, and Combining Syntactic and Semantic Representations"! (Abstract: prange.jakob.georgetown.doma…)
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Congratulations to Linguistics major Aryaman Arora (@aryaman2020) for being named a 2022 Goldwater Scholar! college.georgetown.edu/news-…
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Come be my colleague! #DataScience position is broad enough to encompass #AI #ML #NLProc #CompLing etc.
Please share/reach out if you are interested in hearing more about the data science landscape at Georgetown!
@_LXAI @wimlworkshop @WiNLPWorkshop @WiCVworkshop @Women_MIR
@Georgetown is hiring an Associate Professor in Data Science! Research area flexible. "The ideal candidate will be a dynamic leader eager to make interdisciplinary connections across the Georgetown data science research community." Review begins Nov. 1. apply.interfolio.com/96419
Congrats to GUCL alum @EmmaSManning for being awarded best position paper at INLG 2021! You can read the full paper here: aclanthology.org/2021.inlg-1…
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Congrats to the newly minted Dr. @austinblodgett5! Today he defended his PhD dissertation, "Linguistics Interpretability and Compositionality of Abstract Meaning Representations". My 1st ever PhD advisee & the 2nd to defend this summer in Computational Linguistics at Georgetown!
ALT Video of Austin presenting over Zoom and a slide showing an AMR graph-to-sentence alignment.
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Are you an #NLProc person who works with AMR for English semantics? We have a new aligner, LEAMR 🦥, which aligns all parts of the graph and is pretty darn accurate!
The algorithm is based on good old-fashioned probabilistic modeling and EM. Data+code: github.com/ablodge/leamr
Take a look at our ACL camera-ready presenting our structurally-comprehensive AMR-to-text alignments. @complingy
arxiv.org/abs/2106.06002
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Take a look at our ACL camera-ready presenting our structurally-comprehensive AMR-to-text alignments. @complingy
arxiv.org/abs/2106.06002
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Epic congrats to *Dr.* @EmmaSManning, who defended their #NLProc dissertation on NLG (specifically, AMR-to-text) evaluation and passed with flying colors! Read about Emma's work here and in publications to come: esmanning.github.io/
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Call for Participation 📢📢 DISRPT 2021 - Shared Task on Discourse Relation Parsing and Treebanking - In conjunction with #CODI2021 at #EMNLP2021 @emnlpmeeting 🙌🏼Time to build your best models across discourse formalisms in 10 languages 🙌🏼 Website: sites.google.com/georgetown.…
More sample data available, including data for English, Chinese, Spanish, German and Dutch, and more coming! Check our git: github.com/disrpt/sharedtask…
The shared task DISRPT 2021 is organized in conjunction with the CODI 2021 workshop that will be held during #emnlp2021