CLLT Facilities and Resources

The following is an overview of resources available to CLLT students through the Linguistics and CSE departments.

Facilities

• Linguistics Department Facilities. The Linguistics Department facilities include a computational lingusitics teaching lab with 9 computers running MacOS, Linux, and Windows. Our psycholinguistics colleagues have an eye-tracking lab, and phonetics experiments are run in the phonetics & phonology labs.

• Computer Science & Engineering Department Facilities The SLATE lab has a number of individual workstations as well as a series of compute servers totaling about 50 real and virtual processors. Our students studying discourse also have access to a digital video recorder with audio hookup that can record computer output directly.

Resources

• Corpora and Corpus Annotation Tools. As part of a 2002 OSU College of Humanities Seed Grant, Markus Dickinson and Detmar Meurers collected and installed on the Linguistics network various corpora and corpus annotation tools. This resource collection project also produced a list of resources available on the Web. OSU also has a subscription to the Linguistics Data Consortium, and therefore easy access to many useful corpora.

• Resources for Hebrew and Russian Computational Linguistics

• The Paul Davis Moment: Tips and Tricks for Computational Linguists