After last year’s computational morphology seminar, the whole class worked together on a survey paper about the area, and it has now appeared at JLM!
“Modeling morphological learning, typology, and change: What can the neural sequence-to-sequence framework contribute?”
Looking forward to SCiL 2020 in New Orleans, where we’ll be presenting two morphology papers: David King’s work on error analysis in sequence-to-sequence models for Russian (with me and Andrea Sims), and a joint project with Martha Johnson, Stephanie Antetomaso and Andrea Sims on features that encourage or discourage the development of morphological fusion.