Nathan’s Excellent Research Team takes an interdisciplinary approach to computational linguistics and natural language processing.

We build datasets and algorithms elucidating the patterns and structures underlying text written in natural languages such as English, Spanish, Hebrew, and Japanese. Topics and techniques include computational semantics, corpus annotation, and machine learning.

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• August 25–26, 2018: At the LAW-MWE-CxG workshop, Lucia presents work on tense/aspect for AMR, and Nathan gives a keynote talk on comprehensive annotation of multiword expressions and preposition supersenses
• June 26–27, 2018: Jakob and Nathan present at the Google Assistant and Dialog Workshop
• May 12, 2018: Lucia, Emma, and Jakob present their work at MASC-SLL at UMBC: Lucia about tense/aspect for AMR, Emma about generation from AMR, and Jakob about German preposition semantics
• May 9-11, 2018: Austin presents "Semantic supersenses for English possessives" at LREC, Miyazaki, Japan
• May 6, 2017: Austin presents his work on possessive semantics at MASC-SLL, Washington, DC