Professur Sprachverstehen mit Anwendung Digital Humanities

Computational Linguistics (CoLi) is an interdisciplinary field that combines the study of linguistics and computer science to investigate the computational aspects of human language. It focuses on developing and applying computational models and algorithms to analyze, understand, and generate natural language. Digital Humanities  (DH) is an interdisciplinary field that combines traditional humanities disciplines, such as literature, history, philosophy, linguistics, and art, with digital technologies and computational methods. It aims to study, interpret, and analyze cultural and historical artifacts using digital tools and methodologies.

 

 

Prof. Dr. Annemarie Friedrich

The core research interests of my group are within computational linguistics and natural language processing with a focus on semantics and information extraction from text, i.e, natural language understanding ("Sprachverstehen"). I am particularly interested in annotation and corpus creation, as any machine-learning model depends on the underlying data.

 

In the machine-learning oriented part of my research, I work on text mining for scientific text, syntactic and semantic parsing, and uncertainty in the context of deep learning for NLP. The corpus-linguistic part of my research has focused on understanding and modeling interactions at the syntax-semantics interface, taking into account influences of discourse and pragmatics. Most of my past research is about the computational modeling of aspect, genericity, and modal verbs.

 

I am currently the vice president of the German Society for Computational Linguistics (GSCL), the scientific association in the German-speaking countries and regions for research, teaching and professional work in natural language processing. I am a member of the ACL Special Interest Group for Annotation (ACL SIGANN).

Ansprechpartner

Prof. Dr. Annemarie Friedrich
Professorin / Associate Professor
Professur für Sprachverstehen mit Anwendung Digital Humanities
  • Telefon: +49 821 598 4628
  • E-Mail:
  • Raum F2 503 (Gebäude Standort "Alte Universität")
Dr. Jakob Prange
Akademischer Rat / PostDoc
Professur für Sprachverstehen mit Anwendung Digital Humanities
  • Telefon: +49 821 598 4626
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  • Raum F2 504 (Gebäude Standort "Alte Universität")

Lehrveranstaltungen / Teaching

(Angewandte Filter: Semester: SS 2024 | Institutionen: Professur für Sprachverstehen mit Anwendung Digital Humanities | Dozenten: Annemarie Friedrich | Vorlesungsarten: alle)
Name Dozent Semester Typ Sprache
Seminar Natural Language Understanding (Bachelor) Fäth

Christian Fäth,

Prange

Jakob Prange,

Chiarcos

Christian Chiarcos,

Friedrich

Annemarie Friedrich

Sommersemester 2024 Seminar deutsch
Introduction to Python Programming (Lecture) Prange

Jakob Prange,

Friedrich

Annemarie Friedrich

Sommersemester 2024 Vorlesung englisch
Exercise to Introduction to Python Programming Prange

Jakob Prange,

Friedrich

Annemarie Friedrich

Sommersemester 2024 Übung englisch
Seminar Natural Language Understanding (Master) Prange

Jakob Prange,

Chiarcos

Christian Chiarcos,

Friedrich

Annemarie Friedrich

Sommersemester 2024 Seminar deutsch
Oberseminar Natural Language Understanding Chiarcos

Christian Chiarcos,

Friedrich

Annemarie Friedrich

Sommersemester 2024 Oberseminar deutsch
Search Engines and Neural Information Retrieval (Lecture) Friedrich

Annemarie Friedrich

Sommersemester 2024 Vorlesung englisch
Search Engines and Neural Information Retrieval (Exercise) Friedrich

Annemarie Friedrich

Sommersemester 2024 Übung englisch

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