This is the course home for Corpus Linguistics with Python and NLTK, offered as part of NASSLLI 2018. Please see this course description for details.
- Na-Rae Han (
[email protected]; Linguistics, University of Pittsburgh) - David J. Birnbaum (
[email protected]; Slavic Languages & Literatures, University of Pittsburgh) - Teaching assistants:
- Connor Lovejoy, Sarah Kerman (Section 1)
- John Knox III, Emily Ahn (Section 2)
No prior programming background will be assumed. Participants should bring their own laptop which should be running: Windows, OS X (Mac), or Linux. (Mobile systems such as Android, iOS/iPads, and Chromebooks are not suited.)
Software packages required:
- Python 3, Jupyter Notebook, and NLTK. (Installation instructions here; install before 1st day.)
Class meets 9am to 10:15am Monday through Friday, at 235B and 237B of Baker Hall. Office hours are 8:30am--9am before each class: we will be around to help you troubleshoot and answer questions.
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Monday, June 25
Day 1: Jupyter Notebook interface, Python basics, text processing
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Tuesday, June 26
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Wednesday, June 27
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Thursday, June 28
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Friday, June 29