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VIDEOS IN THIS SERIES:
| Human Simulations of Language Learning
Michael Coen ,‘91, SM ‘94, SMD ‘06, Assistant Professor, School of Medicine and Public Health, Department of Biostatistics and Medical Informatics, Department of
Computer Sciences,
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Lila Gleitman, Professor Emerita, Department of Psychology, University of Pennsylvania
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Machine Learning of Language from Distributional Evidence
Christopher Manning, Associate Professor of Computer Science and Linguistics, Stanford University
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The Computational Nature of Language Learning
Partha Niyogi, Professor, Department of Computer Science, Statistics and the Physical Science Collegiate Division
University of Chicago
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Explorations in Language Learnability Using Probabilistic Grammars and Child-directed Speech
Joshua Tenenbaum, Paul E. Newton Career Development Professor, Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences, MIT
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Structure Dependence, the Rational Learner, and Putnam’s Sane Person
Howard Lasnik, Distinguished University Professor, Department of Linguistics, University of Maryland
Juan Uriagereka, Professor of Linguistics, University of Maryland
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The Biology of the Language Faculty: Its Perfection, Past and Future
Noam Chomsky, Institute Professor; Professor of Linguistics
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Statistical Natural Language Parsing: Reliable Models of Language?
Sandiway Fong, Associate Professor, Department of Linguistics and
Department of Computer Science, University of Arizona
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“Ideal” Language Learning and the Psychological Resource Problem
William Gregory Sakas, Associate Professor, Department of Computer Science, Hunter College
Ph.D. Programs in Computer Science and Linguistics, The Graduate Center, City University of New York
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Have We All Been Right? Looking Backwards at Linguistic Theory, Statistics, and Language Acquisition
A Panel Discussion
Moderator: Charles Yang
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