Language, logic and information
The research group `Language, logic and information' studies logical and computational aspects of language. Our research aims to build linguistically sound models of syntax, semantics and pragmatics, using approaches as diverse as machine-learning, computational cognitive models and formal logic.
Key themes
- Semantic and syntactic parsing and language processing
- Semantics, pragmatics, reasoning with language
- Logical theories of language and their use in computational linguistics
- The use of machine learning for linguistic modeling
- Bridging the gap between theory and social and practical application by turning models into useful real-world tools
- Developing linguistic resources and tools that are embedded in general research infrastructures.
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