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| "abstract": "/M.A. degrees by dissertation. Students will be attached to the Centre and registered in the department of their choice. Study will be by supervised research, but students may be required to attend courses in relevant aspects of Cognitive Science during their initial year of study. Alternatively, graduates preferring a taught M.Sc. with a smaller dissertation may be attached to the Centre and admitted to the Cognitive Studies option of the M.Sc. Computer Studies scheme offered by the Department of Computer Science. All students have access to the University's excellent computing facilities based upon a DEC System-10.", |
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| "text": "/M.A. degrees by dissertation. Students will be attached to the Centre and registered in the department of their choice. Study will be by supervised research, but students may be required to attend courses in relevant aspects of Cognitive Science during their initial year of study. Alternatively, graduates preferring a taught M.Sc. with a smaller dissertation may be attached to the Centre and admitted to the Cognitive Studies option of the M.Sc. Computer Studies scheme offered by the Department of Computer Science. All students have access to the University's excellent computing facilities based upon a DEC System-10.", |
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| "text": "The ACL is sponsoring three sessions on \"Computer Modeling of Linguistic Theory\" in conjunction with the Annual Meeting of the Linguistic Society of America which will be held in New York City at the Grand Hyatt Hotel, December 28-30, 1981. The specific objective is to address a number of ideas --some old, some new --that have been gaining the attention of both theoretical and computational linguists alike. These ideas include new models for grammars and new strategies for parsing, motivated by the goal of relating grammatical competence and performance in a principled way. People from both linguistics and computational linguistics are becoming conversant with augmented transition networks, lexical functional grammars, phrase structure grammars, Montague grammars, and transformational grammars, and beginning to explore their implications for each other.", |
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| "text": "To further this dialogue, the ACL, with the cooperation of the LSA, is soliciting two sessions of contributed papers and planning a panel session on the computer modeling of linguistic theory. To submit a paper for consideration in the contributed paper sessions, send abstracts of .two to eight pages by August 21 to either: ", |
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