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This lecture covers the Computer Language Processing Lab, focusing on implementing a parser for transforming tokens into an Abstract Syntax Tree. Topics include lexer, parser, grammar, implementation using Scallion, tree transformation, and parser combinators.
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Explores parsing text into trees using parser combinators in Scala, covering filtering, transforming, sequencing, alternatives, recursion, spaces handling, lexing, monadic nature, and for-notation.
Covers syntactic structure, dependency parsing, and neural network transition-based parsing, highlighting the importance of dependency structure in linguistic analysis.
