StarLab on the Web
Sarah Brogden Payne
email: jordan.kodner at-sign stonybrook edu office: Dept. of Linguistics, Social & Behavioral Sciences (SBS) building, Floor 2
I am an assistant professor in the Stony Brook University Department of Linguistics and affiliate of the Institute for Advanced Computational Science and Natural Language Processing (NLP) group . My primary research revolves around computational approaches to child language acquisition and their broader implications. In particular, Algorithmic models of grammar acquisition, especially morphology How those processes drive language variation and change What insights they provide for low-resource NLP How can w
My other academic interests, a few of which I publish on, include (alphabetically): Chinese language varieties, computing history, evolutionary theory, formal language theory, general NLP, Indo-European historical linguistics, Latin language, paleontology and cladistics, Roman history and culture, Shona language, Singlish/Singaporean English, software engineering, and writing systems.
StarLab on the Web
Sarah Brogden Payne