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| course:fribourg2026:start [2026/09/28 20:46] – [Part 1: From collocations to distributional semantic models (2026)] schtepf | course:fribourg2026:start [2026/10/01 02:05] (current) – [Schedule & material] schtepf |
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| can tell us about language and word meaning. They will have the opportunity to discuss potential applications of distributional semantics in their own research. | can tell us about language and word meaning. They will have the opportunity to discuss potential applications of distributional semantics in their own research. |
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| {{:icon_tip.png?nolink&20|}} All slides, example scripts, and exercises can be downloaded from the **[[course:slides|Course materials]]** page. They are currently being revised and will be available for downlaod by the start of the workshop. See **[[course:material|Software & data]]** for installation instructions and some larger example data sets. | {{:icon_tip.png?nolink&20|}} All **slides**, example **scripts**, and **exercises** can be downloaded from the **[[course:slides|Course materials]]** page. See **[[course:material|Software & data]]** for installation instructions and some larger example data sets.\\ |
| | {{:under_construction.png?nolink&20|}} Materials are currently being revised and will be available for download by the start of the workshop. |
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| ==== Schedule & material ==== | ==== Schedule & material ==== |
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| === Day 1 (1 Oct 2026) === | === Day 1 (Thursday, Oct 1st) === |
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| === Day 2 (2 Oct 2026) === | * **9:00–10:30** //Introduction: from collocations to DSMs// |
| | * slides: **Part 1** ([[http://www.collocations.de/data/dsm_tutorial_part1.slides.pdf|slides]], [[http://www.collocations.de/data/dsm_tutorial_part1.handout.pdf|handout]] ) – code: [[http://www.collocations.de/data/hands_on_part1.R|hands_on_part1.R]] |
| | * **10:50–12:15** //Creating a DSM: taxonomy of parameters// |
| | * slides: **Part 2** ([[http://www.collocations.de/data/dsm_tutorial_part2.slides.pdf|slides]], [[http://www.collocations.de/data/dsm_tutorial_part2.handout.pdf|handout]]) – code: [[http://www.collocations.de/data/hands_on_part2.R|hands_on_part2.R]] |
| | * **14:00–15:30** //DSM exploration & discussion// |
| | * exercise: [[http://www.collocations.de/data/hands_on_part2.R|hands_on_part2.R]] (explore DSMs and their parameters) – group discussion: //are DSMs useful for your research?// |
| | * **15:50–17:00** //Hands-on: build and use your own DSM// |
| | * slides: **Part 2** (building a DSM) – code & exercises: [[http://www.collocations.de/data/hands_on_part2_input_formats.R|hands_on_part2_input_formats.R]] |
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| | === Day 2 (Friday, Oct 2nd) === |
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| | * **9:00–10:30** //Evaluation of DSMs: tasks, data sets, results// |
| | * slides: **Part 3** ([[http://www.collocations.de/data/dsm_tutorial_part3.slides.pdf|slides]], [[http://www.collocations.de/data/dsm_tutorial_part3.handout.pdf|handout]]) – code: [[http://www.collocations.de/data/hands_on_part3.R|hands_on_part3.R]] |
| | * **10:50–12:15** //Hands-on: DSM evaluation// |
| | * hands-on exercise: [[http://www.collocations.de/data/hands_on_part3.R|hands_on_part3.R]] – extended exercise: [[http://www.collocations.de/data/hands_on_part3_extended.R|hands_on_part3_extended.R]] (for those with patience and fast CPUs) |
| | * **14:00–15:30** //DSMs in linguistics: meaning by collocation vs. distributional similarity// |
| | * slides: **Part 4** + **Part 5** (mathematical insights) – code: FIXME – group discussion |
| | * **15:50–17:20** //Discussion & outlook// |
| | * spillover material – group discussion – outlook on embeddings – code: FIXME (Schütze 1998) |
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