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Why does NLP need linguistics? Julia Hockenmaier juliahmr@illinois.edu NLP and Linguistics: Finding the Common Ground 48th ACL, July 2010 Uppsala, Sweden 1 Why do computational linguists need to know about linguistics? 2 Why do

  1. Why does NLP need linguistics? Julia Hockenmaier juliahmr@illinois.edu NLP and Linguistics: Finding the Common Ground 48th ACL, July 2010 Uppsala, Sweden 1

  2. Why do computational linguists need to know about linguistics? 2

  3. Why do language engineers need to know about linguistics? 3

  4. Why do chemical engineers need to know about chemistry? 4

  5. Why do bioengineers need to know about biology? 5

  6. What do bioengineers need to know about biology? 6

  7. 7

  8. evolution 7

  9. evolution genetics 7

  10. evolution genetics molecular biology 7

  11. evolution genetics molecular biology cell biology 7

  12. evolution genetics molecular biology cell biology taxonomy 7

  13. evolution genetics molecular biology cell biology taxonomy ecology 7

  14. What do language engineers need to know about linguistics? 8

  15. 9

  16. morphology 9

  17. morphology syntax 9

  18. morphology syntax semantics 9

  19. morphology syntax semantics pragmatics 9

  20. morphology syntax semantics pragmatics language typology 9

  21. morphology syntax semantics pragmatics language typology historical linguistics 9

  22. morphology sociolinguistics syntax semantics pragmatics language typology historical linguistics 9

  23. morphology sociolinguistics syntax semantics pragmatics language typology historical applied linguistics linguistics 9

  24. Why do language engineers need to know about linguistics? 10

  25. Data Descriptions Taxonomies Theories 11

  26. Data Descriptions Taxonomies Theories 12

  27. Data Descriptions Taxonomies Theories 13

  28. Data Descriptions Taxonomies Theories 14

  29. NLP & linguistic theories 15

  30. NLP & linguistic theories transformational grammar 15

  31. NLP & linguistic theories optimality theory transformational grammar 15

  32. NLP & linguistic theories optimality theory transformational grammar Gricean Maxims 15

  33. NLP & linguistic theories optimality theory transformational grammar Gricean Maxims Many linguistic theories provide very useful descriptions of linguistic phenomena. 15

  34. NLP & linguistic theories optimality theory transformational grammar Gricean Maxims Many linguistic theories provide very useful descriptions of linguistic phenomena. But they often don ʼ t provide precise computational recipes for dealing with these phenomena. 15

  35. NLP & linguistic theories optimality theory transformational grammar Gricean Maxims Many linguistic theories provide very useful descriptions of linguistic phenomena. But they often don ʼ t provide precise computational recipes for dealing with these phenomena. 15

  36. What do computational biologists need to know about biology? 16

  37. What do biologists need to know about computational biology? 17

  38. As much as possible. Biology won ʼ t be the same anymore. 18

  39. What do linguists need to know about CL & NLP ? 19

  40. What do linguists need to know about CL & NLP ? As much as possible. Linguistics shouldn ʼ t be the same anymore. 19

  41. What I ʼ d like from linguists 20

  42. What I ʼ d like from linguists 1) Data, data, data... 20

  43. What I ʼ d like from linguists 1) Data, data, data... 2) Descriptions and taxonomies of linguistic phenomena 20

  44. What I ʼ d like from linguists 1) Data, data, data... 2) Descriptions and taxonomies of linguistic phenomena 3) Textbooks for my students 20

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