Interdisciplinary group researching computational linguistics and NLP at Georgetown University
Washington, DC
Joined August 2019
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Georgetown University Computational Linguistics retweeted
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 👏
Georgetown University Computational Linguistics retweeted
#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.
Georgetown University Computational Linguistics retweeted
Congratulations to Professor Nathan Schneider (@complingy) who has received an NSF CAREER award to develop algorithms for analyzing metalinguistic text! college.georgetown.edu/news-…
Georgetown University Computational Linguistics retweeted
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
Georgetown University Computational Linguistics retweeted
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/#
Georgetown University Computational Linguistics retweeted
#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/
Georgetown University Computational Linguistics retweeted
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…
Georgetown University Computational Linguistics retweeted
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!
Georgetown University Computational Linguistics retweeted
Congratulations to Linguistics major Aryaman Arora (@aryaman2020) for being named a 2022 Goldwater Scholar! college.georgetown.edu/news-…
Georgetown University Computational Linguistics retweeted
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
Georgetown University Computational Linguistics retweeted
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.
Georgetown University Computational Linguistics retweeted
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
Georgetown University Computational Linguistics retweeted
Take a look at our ACL camera-ready presenting our structurally-comprehensive AMR-to-text alignments. @complingy
arxiv.org/abs/2106.06002
Georgetown University Computational Linguistics retweeted
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/
Georgetown University Computational Linguistics retweeted
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
Georgetown University Computational Linguistics retweeted
The guidelines for our corpus of annotated adposition and case semantics in Hindi-Urdu (chiefly Hindi for now) are now up on arXiv! This is quite a comprehensive study of the semantics of the cases (kārak vibhakti) and adpositions (parsarg) in Hindi.
arxiv.org/abs/2103.01399
Georgetown University Computational Linguistics retweeted
With some trepidation, I am sharing my lab's LaTeX style guide & customizations, hoping that it will help people write beautiful #NLProc papers! ✍️✨
overleaf.com/read/jnqnshhnnk…
Georgetown University Computational Linguistics retweeted
UCCA (Universal Conceptual Cognitive Annotation) is a semantic graph framework that abstracts over grammatical variation/divergences within and across languages. Our #coling2020 tutorial lays out what UCCA is about, multilingual annotated corpora, parsers + other #NLProc studies!
Love meaning representations? Curious about UCCA? Check out our tutorial @coling2020, with @AbendOmri, Dotan Dvir, Jakob Prange and @complingy!
Pre-recorded presentations are on the COLING live website. Live Q&A on Sunday, December 12th at 14:30-18:00 CET.
github.com/UniversalConceptu…
Georgetown University Computational Linguistics retweeted
#NLProc folks, you may be interested in a thorough analysis of human judgments vs. automatic metrics for AMR-to-English generation, appearing at #coling2020! Emma and Shira's careful analysis shows how automatic metrics don't tell the full story.
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