corpus based research at Stanford

[Joan Bresnan]

Eve Clark!  That brings us to:

people who do corpus-based research in Stanford linguistics and CSLI:

Tom Wasow, Chris Manning, John Rickford, Beth Levin, Penny Eckert, Eve
Clark, Ann Copestake.

representing syntax, computational linguistics, sociolinguistics,
semantics, language acquisiton, and the lexicon...


>
> >In addition to Tom Wasow's reply concerning his own corpus-based
> >research, I would point you to Chris Manning, a new member of our
> >department (http://www.stanford.edu/~manning/).  Manning maintains a
> >very useful and well-regarded web  list of resources for statistical and
> >   corpus-based natural language processing:
> >
> >http://www.sultry.arts.usyd.edu.au/links/statnlp.html
> >
> >In addition, Anne Copestake, Senior Researcher at CSLI, provides a
> >wealth of technical and practical experience available to our student
> >researchers.
> >
> >Joan Bresnan
>
> In addition, you've got John Rickford...
>
> :-)
>
>
> >>
> >> `Stanford students working in syntax and semantics, for example, simply
> >> start doing corpus based research as a matter of course.'
> >>
> >> Is this really true? Who's teaching these classes? Have you committed
> >> tenure-track faculty lines to people trained in corpus-based research? Can
> >> you give me references to relevant papers written by such people or their
> >> professors?
> >> This sounds interesting.
> >>
> >> John
> >>
>
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