Stanford linguists at the University of Gothenburg

May 31, 2019

Two of our very own linguists presented at seminars for the Centre for LInguistic Theory and Studies in Probability (CLASP), trekking across a number of time zones to talk at the University of Gothenburg, Sweden throughout this week.

On May 28, Annie Zaenen presented "WOPIS: Remarks on Word order, Prosody and Information Structure: the prefield in Swedish (and Dutch)," describing this new project's preliminary data.
On May 29, Lauri Karttunen presented "Training a Neural Model to Reason with Implicatives," introducing the Stanford Corpus of Implicatives (SCI) and a new meta-learning model, the recursive routing networks (RRN). This is joint work with Ignacio Cases.