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We are a collocation of collaborators working on a diverse range of topics in computational linguistics, natural language processing and machine learning. Credits to Afra for the lab logo and to Tim for the logo idea. *Alumna is the nominative plural of alumnum, which means student in Latin. This a gender neutral (or, better said, gender neuter) version of the gendered words alumni and alumnae. In this paper we examine the difficulty of finding an equivalent deterministic automaton when confronted with a non-deterministic one. While for some … Humans appear to have a critical period (CP) for language acquisition: Second language (L2) acquisition becomes harder after early childhood, and … This study presents a new model of processing difficulty rooted in resource allocation theory, Incremental Alternative Sampling (IAS). Differential … Best-of-N (BoN) is a popular and effective algorithm for aligning language models to human preferences. The algorithm works as follows: at inference … T
Rycolab Search We are a collocation of collaborators working on a diverse range of topics in computational linguistics, natural language processing and machine learning. Credits to Afra for the lab logo and to Tim for the logo idea. --> Current Foci Formal Aspects of Language Modeling Cognitive and (Psycho-)Linguistics Information Theory Computational Typology and Morphology Bias and Fairness in NLP Systems Algorithms for Parsing Interpreting Neural Representations of Language Computational Social Science People Senior Members Alexander Hoyle Postdoc ETH Zürich Brian DuSell Postdoc ETH Zürich
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