AmandalynnePaulladaDoctoral Studentpaullada@uw.eduFields of Interest Computational Linguistics Machine Learning Natural Language Processing Background and ExperienceSummaryM.A., Computational Linguistics, Brandeis University, 2015B.A., Linguistics, University of California, Santa Cruz, 2012B.A., Economics, University of California, Santa Cruz, 2012Websites: Homepage Research Download Full CV (118.51 KB) Selected: Publications, Conference Proceedings Tatman, R., & Paullada A. (2017). Social Identity and Punctuation Variation in the #BlueLivesMatter and #BlackLivesMatter Twitter Communities. 33rd Northwest Linguistics Conference. Vancouver, BC Tatman, R., Stewart L., Paullada A., & Spiro E. (2017). Non-lexical Features Encode Political Affiliation on Twitter. Workshop on Natural Language Processing and Computational Social Science at ACL. Courses Taught Spring 2018 LING 233 AA: Introduction To Language And Society LING 233 AC: Introduction To Language And Society LING 233 AD: Introduction To Language And Society LING 233 AG: Introduction To Language And Society Autumn 2017 LING 200 AG: Introduction To Linguistic Thought LING 200 AI: Introduction To Linguistic Thought Spring 2017 LING 200 AD: Introduction To Linguistic Thought LING 200 AI: Introduction To Linguistic Thought Winter 2017 LING 200 AI: Introduction To Linguistic Thought Autumn 2016 LING 200 AA: Introduction To Linguistic Thought LING 200 AC: Introduction To Linguistic Thought Related News Related News Compling Students, Faculty, and Alums Well-represented at ACL Annual Meeting in Vancouver BC - Aug 15, 2017 AffiliationsProfessional Affiliations: Association for Computational Linguistics, Linguistic Society of America Share: Print PDF
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