We saw that we can represent the syntax of a program as an abstract syntax tree (AST), an algebraic data type that reflects the shape of the program. Syntax is, for our purposes, the "easy" part of ...

The target group is PhD candidates and second-year RM students who do have general linguistic knowledge but who have not (yet) written papers in the specific subject of your course. In this course, ...

Abstract: Planning courses of action for a task force component involves analyzing a considerable amount of data, as well as assessing the available options and their respective impact to the ...

This course provides an introduction to modern formal semantic theory, as instantiated by the textbook of Heim & Kratzer (1998), with a particular focus on the syntax-semantics interface. The aim of ...

Here you can find a number of courses that are offered at PhD level at CLASP, as part of the PhD degree in Computational Linguistics. Some of the courses are reading courses. See each course for more ...

Unfortunately, Windows does not support the libraries we use for the course very well. If you can use one of the other operating systems (macOS or Linux), we recommend you do so and follow the ...

Abstract: In this paper, we present a software module developed for the course Semantics of Programming Languages. This software will be part of the intended comprehensive software package to simplify ...

Offered by the Department of Philosophy, Linguistics, Theory of Science at Faculty of Humanities In this course we will discuss ways of representing meaning of words, sentences and conversations with ...