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compphon_workshop

Website for the end-of-semester workshop of the computational phonology seminar at Stony Brook

git_training

Materials for Skillz Hour on working on with git

glove

GloVe model for distributed word representation

lin-300-writing-in-linguistics

LIN-300-Writing-in-Linguistics

lin-311-syntax-recitation

This repository hosts the public recitation materials for Syntax (LIN 311) offered in 2019 Spring at Stony Brook University (Recitation Instructor: Hongchen Wu, wuhongchen.com). There are two recitation sessions (with 28 students in total). The recitation groups meet every Friday from 11-11:53 am or 12:00-12:53 pm. The textbook used for LIN 311 is Carine's Syntax: A Generative Introduction (3rd edition).

ling-3100-applications-of-linguistics

lsa2019-reproducible-research

Satellite Workshop "Tools for Reproducible Research in Linguistics" at the 93rd Annual Meeting of the Linguistics Society of America in New York City on January 3, 2019.

main

Official course website for Compuational Syntax (Lin 628), Stony Brook University, Spring 2017

main-1

Official course website for Mathematical Methods in Linguistics (Lin 539), Stony Brook University, Spring 2018

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main-4

Official course website for Computational Phonology (Lin 626), Stony Brook University, Fall 2016

mgproc

A Python package for processing research with Minimalist grammars

python-science

slides + IPython notebooks for the Stony Brook University "Python for Scientific Computing" class.

python-tutorial-material

This repository includes homework files and recitation files that I created for students when I was leading the recitation sessions for LIN 120 Language and Technology at Stony Brook University in Summer 2018 and Fall 2018

sbu_skillzhour_ibexfarm

A sample SPR experiment

scope-issues-seminar

This repository hosts the public lecture materials for Scope Issues offered in 2021 Summer at the 3rd Virtual NY-St. Petersburg Institute of Linguistics, Cognition and Culture (NYI) https://www.nyi.spb.ru/general-information/

use-a-forced-aligner-for-prosody-research

This repository includes that data for the paper titled "Use a Forced Aligner for Prosody Research" (authors of the paper: Hongchen Wu, Jiwon Yun, Xiang Li, Huiyi Huang, Chuandong Liu)