What is computational linguistics?
A guide to some computational linguistic resources on the web
(Computational) Linguistics Resources/Institutions
from the University of Stuttgart.
- Computational linguistics links
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The
ACL NLP/CL Universe.
- A large but disorganized listing of Computational
Linguistics/Natural Language Processing resources.
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Shikano
lab speech resources.
- The most comprehensive list of (engineering
approaches to) speech recognition/generation and acoustics.
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Speech and
Language Web resources (Kenji Kita, Tokushima U.)
- A little out of date
Computational Linguistics departments and programs
This list is just a few random places I go to.
The Linguist
List keep more comprehensive listings (but the Australian
Linguistics Network page is better for Australia).
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SDSU Computational Linguistics Program
- Cornell Dept of Modern Languages
and Linguistics
- Edinburgh Linguistics Dept and
Cognitive Science Dept
- Groningen BCN
Linguistics
- University of
Leuven Center for Computational Linguistics
- University of
Melbourne
- MIT Linguistics
Dept (including MIT
Working Papers in Linguistics publications information)
- New York University
Linguistics Department
- SOAS (School of Oriental and
African Studies), University of London (including their working papers)
- Stanford Linguistics Dept
- University of Sydney
Department of Linguistics
- University of Stuttgart
Institut für Maschinelle Sprachverarbeitung
(Institute of Natural Language Processing)
- Yale Linguistics Dept
Idiosyncratic listing of Computational Linguistic Companies
Google
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Microsoft NLP
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Nuance "Workflow" system
- Turn speech into words.
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Lucent Bell Labs Text to
Speech system demo
- Turn words into speech (in English)! Or
into French.
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ELF (English Language
Frontend) for MS Access/VB
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Translation Experts Machine
Translation on the web
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Text Analysis Intl: Text
Analysis framework (IE-style)
What is linguistics?
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iLoveLanguages
- Links to all the world's languages.
Successor to the famous "The Human-Languages
Page" (né
http://www.june29.com/HLP/), by
the same author, Tyler Chambers.
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Yamada Language
Guides
- Like the page above, a compnedium of information
different languages. Lots of fonts.
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Yahoo's Human Languages and Linguistics page
- Scattered but interesting.
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Linguistic
Fun (YourDictionary.com/Robert Beard)
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Kevin
Russell's Phonetics intro site
X-ray film of
the vocal tract
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Ligações
de Línguas e Linguística
- Language and linguistics links in Portuguese, Galician, and English.
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Linguistics and
Natural Language Processing (Rick Wojcik's).
- Good on research centers and Russian.
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British
Library samples of English dialects
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English
accents and reactions thereto
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A
list of some software for linguistics from Johanna Rubba. A more
complete and organized list would be even better....
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Listings of software
for creating
and managing linguistic annotations and for
linguistic
exploration by Steven Bird.
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The Syntax
Student's Companion
- Java application for editing and checking phrase structure trees.
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Internet Grammar of
English
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The
Interactive Introduction to Linguistics
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Annotated list of resources on statistical and
corpus-based computational linguistics
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The
Language and Gender Page
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The Virtual CALL
(Computer-Assisted Language Learning) Library
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Interactive
online computational linguistics demos listing
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Ethnologue: Languages of the
World, 13th Edition, 1996
- A great overview guide to the world's languages. There's also a
search interface.