DelphinTheses

A page for theses written with some connection to the DELPH-IN collaborative effort.

2022

• Siew Yeng Chow (2022) A computational grammar of Singlish using HPSG Masters Thesis, Nanyang Technical University, Singapore.

2021

• Luis Morgado Da Costa (2021) Using rich models of language in grammatical error detection Doctoral Dissertation, Nanyang Technical University, Singapore.

2020

• Alexander Kuhnle (2020) Evaluating visually grounded language capabilities using microworlds, Doctoral Dissertation, University of Cambridge
• Ewa Muszynska (2020) Semantic chunking, Doctoral Dissertation, University of Cambridge

2019

• Fan Zhenzhen (2019) Building an HPSG Chinese grammar (Zhong) Doctoral Dissertation, Nanyang Technical University, Singapore.
  Grammar: https://github.com/delph-in/zhong
• Tuan Anh Le (2019) Developing and applying an integrated semantic framework for natural language understanding Doctoral Dissertation, Nanyang Technical University, Singapore.

2018

• Michael Wayne Goodman (2018) Semantic operations for transfer-based machine translation Doctoral Dissertation, University of Washington, U.S.A.
• David Moeljadi (2018) An Indonesian resource grammar (INDRA) : and its application to a treebank (JATI) Doctoral Dissertation, Nanyang Technical University, Singapore.
  Grammar: https://github.com/davidmoeljadi/INDRA
• Guy Emerson (2018) Functional Distributional Semantics: Learning Linguistically Informed Representations from a Precisely Annotated Corpus, Doctoral Dissertation, University of Cambridge

2017

• Matic Horvat (2017) Hierarchical statistical semantic translation and realization, Doctoral Dissertation, University of Cambridge

2015

• Jia Qian Ho (2015) Losing One’s Mind Over Meaning: Analysing the Behaviour of English Possessive Idioms, Final Year Project, Linguistics and Multilingual Studies, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
• Wenjie Wang (2015) A-not-A Questions in Mandarin Chinese: An HPSG Account, Final Year Project, Linguistics and Multilingual Studies, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore

2013

• Zinaida Pozen (2013) Using Lexical and Compositional Semantics to Improve HPSG Parse Selection, Master's Thesis, University of Washington, United States,

2009

• Drellishak, Scott. 2009. Widespread but Not Universal: Improving the Typological Coverage of the Grammar Matrix. Doctoral dissertation, University of Washington.