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Interpretability & Analysis: Modern NLP

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Introduction to Natural Language Processing
Introduces the basics of Natural Language Processing, covering challenges, application domains, and linguistic processing levels.
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Explores formal grammars, parsing algorithms, CYK algorithm efficiency, and syntactic correctness in Natural Language Processing.
Modern NLP and Ethics in NLP
Delves into advancements and challenges in NLP, along with ethical considerations and potential harms.
Model Analysis
Explores neural model analysis in NLP, covering evaluation, probing, and ablation studies to understand model behavior and interpretability.
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Covers syntactic structure, dependency parsing, and neural network transition-based parsing, highlighting the importance of dependency structure in linguistic analysis.
Words Tokens: Lexical Level Overview
Explores words, tokens, and language models in NLP, covering challenges in defining them, lexicon usage, n-grams, and probability estimation.
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