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Adam Albright

Professor of Linguistics

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Affiliations

School of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences

Linguistics

Adam Albright is currently serving as a Linguistics Professor of Linguistics at Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

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Adam Albright

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Professor of Linguistics

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linguistics computational linguistics language natural language processing general linguistics communication phonology inference language models artificial intelligence historical linguistics phonetics computational intelligence semantic evaluation automated reasoning generative models generative linguistics natural language program synthesis grammar induction feature-based generalisation gradient acceptability bayesian program induction cumulative markedness effects korean verb paradigms innovative alternations applied linguistics morphology grammar language acquisition morphology (linguistics) phonology morphology

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Cumulative Markedness Effects and (Non-)Linearity in Phonotactics. Glossa a journal of general linguistics (2022)

Canaan BreissAdam Albright

cumulative markedness effects

Synthesizing Theories of Human Language With Bayesian Program Induction. Nature Communications (2022)

Kevin EllisAdam AlbrightArmando Solar-LezamaJoshua B. TenenbaumTimothy J. O’Donnell

artificial intelligencelinguisticsinferencebayesian program inductionnatural languagesemantic evaluationgeneral linguisticscomputational linguisticscomputational intelligencenatural language processinglanguageautomated reasoninglanguage modelsgrammar inductionprogram synthesis

A Generative Model of Phonotactics. Transactions of the Association for Computational Linguistics (2017)

Richard FutrellAdam AlbrightPeter GraffTimothy J. O’Donnell

linguisticsgenerative linguisticscomputational linguisticsgenerative modelsnatural language processing

Speakers’ Knowledge of Alternations is Asymmetrical: Evidence From Seoul Korean Verb Paradigms. Journal of Linguistics (2016)

JONGHO JUNADAM ALBRIGHT

linguisticscommunicationsemanticsgeneral linguisticslanguagephoneticshistorical linguistics

Feature-Based Generalisation as a Source of Gradient Acceptability. Phonology (2009)

Adam Albright

feature-based generalisationphonologygradient acceptabilitylinguistics

Predicting Innovative Alternations in Korean Verb Paradigms. (2008)

Adam AlbrightYoonjung Kang

innovative alternationscomputational linguisticslinguisticskorean verb paradigms

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Adam Albright

Professor of Linguistics

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Affiliations

School of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences

Linguistics

Adam Albright is currently serving as a Linguistics Professor of Linguistics at Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

Honors

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Experiences

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Adam Albright

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Professor of Linguistics

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Cumulative Markedness Effects and (Non-)Linearity in Phonotactics. Glossa a journal of general linguistics (2022)

Canaan BreissAdam Albright

cumulative markedness effects

Synthesizing Theories of Human Language With Bayesian Program Induction. Nature Communications (2022)

Kevin EllisAdam AlbrightArmando Solar-LezamaJoshua B. TenenbaumTimothy J. O’Donnell

A Generative Model of Phonotactics. Transactions of the Association for Computational Linguistics (2017)

Richard FutrellAdam AlbrightPeter GraffTimothy J. O’Donnell

linguisticsgenerative linguisticscomputational linguisticsgenerative modelsnatural language processing

Speakers’ Knowledge of Alternations is Asymmetrical: Evidence From Seoul Korean Verb Paradigms. Journal of Linguistics (2016)

JONGHO JUNADAM ALBRIGHT

linguisticscommunicationsemanticsgeneral linguisticslanguagephoneticshistorical linguistics

Feature-Based Generalisation as a Source of Gradient Acceptability. Phonology (2009)

Adam Albright

feature-based generalisationphonologygradient acceptabilitylinguistics

Predicting Innovative Alternations in Korean Verb Paradigms. (2008)

Adam AlbrightYoonjung Kang

innovative alternationscomputational linguisticslinguisticskorean verb paradigms

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