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LIN 1180 Semantics Lecture7 Ambiguity and vagueness Continuation from last week Ambiguity vs Vagueness I In context a word can seem to have several distinct senses Some may appear more related than others. 25 5 75 10 Location in Minnesota of map area Duluth Mpls St Paul brPage 2br 57513 2014 Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Share the Trail with Others Stay on designated trail Keep right so others can pass Keep all pets on leashDispose of pe Corpora and statistical methods. In this lecture. Overview of rules of probability . multiplication rule. subtraction rule. Probability based on prior knowledge. conditional probability. Bayes’ theorem. Corpora and Statistical Methods – Part 2. Preliminaries: Hypothesis testing and the binomial distribution. Permutations. Suppose we have the 5 words {the, dog, ate, a, bone}. How many permutations (possible orderings) are there of these words?. LIN1180 – Semantics. Lecture 10. Part 1 (from last week). Theories of presupposition: the semantics-pragmatics interface. Two main approaches. Presupposition as a property of sentences. under this view, presupposition is part of linguistic meaning. LIN3021 Formal Semantics. Lecture 11. In this lecture. Having discussed a leading theory of the semantics of events, we now consider the representation of time and tense.. First, we delve a little into the concept of intensionality.. Corpora and Statistical Methods – Lecture 3. Zipf’s law and the Zipfian distribution. Part 1. Identifying words. Words. Levels of identification:. Graphical word (a token). Dependent on surface properties of text. LIN1180/LIN5082 . Semantics. Lecture 2. Goals of this lecture. Semantics -- LIN 1180. To introduce some of the central concepts that semanticists use in their work.. To delve a little deeper into the notions of . Corpora and Statistical Methods. Lecture . 11. Probabilistic Context-Free Grammars and beyond. Part . 1. Context-free grammars: reminder. Many NLP parsing applications rely on the CFG formalism. Definition. From . Bretton. Woods to the new global economy. The global economy before 1914. Free Trade and protectionism. The classical economists and free trade: from Smith to Ricardo.. The growth of . world trade. By:. Loryn . S. chwartz. Intelligent. German Theologian . Philosopher. Musician. Musicologist. Doctor. Surgeon. Medical Missionary. Got his Ph.D. in 1899. Peaceful. *He would refuse to hurt anything or anyone unless it was absolutely necessary.. Biographical Information. Born november 7,1913. His family had little money and his dad died in WW1, so he lived with his half deaf mother. He went to the University of Algiers in algeria. By 1936, he had an undergraduate and graduate degree in philosophy. Albert Camus Biographical Info He was born in Dréan , French Algeria on November 7th 1913 His mother was a half deaf woman of Spanish descent. His father was killed a year after his birth in the battle of Marne in World War I created in 1947. with its headquarter in Geneva. Its motive was to . promote free trade through multilateral trade negotiations.. Three important principles. were:. Non-discrimination:. It meant Most-. From GATT to WTO GATT was an international organization, created in 1947 with its headquarter in Geneva. Its motive was to promote free trade through multilateral trade negotiations. Three important principles were: Non-discrimination: It