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AREAS OF APPLIED LINGUISTICS
Computational Linguistics
Programming computers to process human language
Framework to evaluate bias in maching kearning
Measurement bias
Aggregation bias
Representation bias
Historical bias
Problems with the translator glove
the grammar
translation should enable two way communication between hearing and deal people
signed languages use
Business goals of computational linguistics include
Retrieving text that relaties to a specific topic
Analizing text or spoken language for context sentiment or other
Translatingtext from one language to another
Summarizing text
Range of tasks (NLP)
Spam filters
Home systems
Voice activated
Search engines
Spell checkers
Predictive text and more
Psycholinguistics
Determine where and how languages happens
Brain injuries that affect our language abilities
Wernicke's aphasia
located just above your left ear
associated with the meaning of language
tended to talk in a way that sounded fluend and grammatical but was nonsensical
Broca's aphasia
located around your left temple
was named after Paul Broca
people could only produce maybea handful of words
one at a time
affected their ability to use morphosyntax
Neuroplasticity
The ability of the brain flexibly build and connect parts of the brain in response to injury or as a part of learning
Neurolinguistics
The study of the relationship betweenlanguage and the brain
Ability to use the language
comprehension and the production of speech
Anterior speech cprtex
Posterior speech cortex
Arcuate farsciculus
Motor cortex
the left hemisphere (language center) and the right hemisphere
Sociolinguistics
Study of influence of society on language
Is part empirical and part theorical
Function
Studies the different linguistics variant that occur in human groups
Study of linguistic variationand linguistic change
Variation types
Variation in speech
Syntactic variation
Phonetic-phonological variation
Lexical variation
To categorize individuals in social class
