skip to primary navigationskip to contentFormal Models of Language
Lecture Notes
Slides
Supervision Worksheets
Background Reading
- Jurafsky, D. and Martin, J. Speech and language
processing
- Manning, C. and Schutze, H. Foundations of Statistical
Natural Language Pro\
cessing
- Ruslan M. The Oxford Handbook of Computational
Linguistics
- Clark, A., Fox, C, and Lappin, S. The handbook of
Computational Linguistics and Natural Language
Processing
- Kozen, D. Automata and Computability
Video Errata
- Lecture 1 slide 15, {Q} -> Q (correct in online slides) thanks to Harrison
- Lecture 2 slide 15 18:47, I've missed out the "Pron" between the NP
and "him" in the tree. thanks to Huikai
- Lecture 2 slide 17 21:25, when I say "regular grammar" and
"context-free grammar" I mean the language generated by the
grammars as indicated on the slide
- Lecture 5 slide 12 and 13, updated wording to be less ambiguous
but slides on video not updated