[CaCL] cacl this week: lab meeting

[Marten van Schijndel]

I have a late nomination if the polls are still open:

I'd be interested in reading Nathan's QP on vectoral parsing in CaCL.
Not only does it touch on the vector-space stuff many of us are working
on, but it also is rumoured to have an extensive treatment of the memory
literature and the ways that impinges on parsing, which is really
relevant to CaCL as a group.

On 11/20/2015 03:01 PM, William Schuler wrote:
> hi all, here are the choices again.  since next friday is thanksgiving, it may be good to send me your vote now, while you remember what they are...
> 
> - charlow (barker) thesis
> - paper from bob, below
> - non-statistical learning
> - embedding multiword
> - recursive autoencoder for morphemes
> - lin wang slides
> 
> 
>> On Nov 20, 2015, at 7:49 PM, Nathan Rasmussen <volodymyr.velyky at gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>> I attach Bob's bibliography on functional explanations for island constraints. Nominations are now open for which one we want to read. 
>>
>> I'll also give my vote for any small, tractable piece of the thesis Mike (and Daniel) discussed from Synners. Maybe we can read the abstract and conclusions? Maybe Daniel can recycle his presentation for us?
>> <functional_biblio.pdf>
> 
> 
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