The Computational Linguistics Section aims
at a computational
understanding of natural languages. Our research areas include
computational morphology, syntax and semantics, human-computer
communication in natural languages, and the computational modeling of
language acquisition. By examining how computers can use languages, we
try to clarify the characteristics of human languages, and to construct
language analysis programs.
Research
Projects
(2005)
- Construction of an LCS-based lexicon of Japanese
verbs for natural language processing
- Boundedness of Path in Deictic Motion Verbs as
Path-Conflating Verbs
- Towards automatic assessment of writings in foreign
language
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