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Part III: Natural Language Processing for Linguists
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Part III introduces basic approaches to processing and representing language computationally.

After reading through this section, you should be able to:

- create linguistic annotations for diverse languages
- search linguistic annotations for structural patterns
- know how to quantify linguistic information
- understand the distributional hypothesis
- understand the basics of word embeddings
- know how to work with common annotation schemas

**Tutorials on YouTube**

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**Table of Contents**

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   :maxdepth: 3

   notebooks/part_iii/01_multilingual_nlp.ipynb
   notebooks/part_iii/02_universal_dependencies.ipynb
   notebooks/part_iii/03_pattern_matching.ipynb
   notebooks/part_iii/04_embeddings.ipynb
   notebooks/part_iii/05_embeddings_continued.ipynb
   notebooks/part_iii/06_text_linguistics.ipynb