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NACLO
Добавлен 10 дек 2020
This is the channel for the North American Computational Linguistics Open competition (NACLO). NACLO is an annual contest for high school students based on linguistic problems. No knowledge of linguistics or computer science is required, and registration is free. Visit out website for more information: www.nacloweb.org/
NACLO Problem Walkthrough: Tenji Karaoke
Can you match Japanese braille words from just one example? In the third installment of our NACLO Problem Walkthrough series, we investigate Problem A on the 2009 NACLO Open Round contest, titled Tenji Karaoke. This one is about the Japanese braille writing system, a system of writing Japanese used for the blind.
Narrated by Eddie Kong, who competed in NACLO and is now a rising sophomore at Princeton University.
Problem Sheet (PDF): www.naclo.org/resources/problems/2009/N2009-A.pdf
Problem Solution (PDF): www.naclo.org/resources/problems/2009/N2009-AS.pdf
Find more problems like this one at www.nacloweb.org/practice.php
Register for the forthcoming NACLO contest at www.nacloweb.org/register_st...
Narrated by Eddie Kong, who competed in NACLO and is now a rising sophomore at Princeton University.
Problem Sheet (PDF): www.naclo.org/resources/problems/2009/N2009-A.pdf
Problem Solution (PDF): www.naclo.org/resources/problems/2009/N2009-AS.pdf
Find more problems like this one at www.nacloweb.org/practice.php
Register for the forthcoming NACLO contest at www.nacloweb.org/register_st...
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NACLO Problem Walkthrough: Pay Attention
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In the second installment of our NACLO Problem Walkthrough series, we investigate Problem D on the 2020 NACLO Open Round contest, titled Pay Attention. This one is about reverse-engineering attention heads, bits of code that help computers understand language by performing a wide array of linguistic tasks. Narrated by Nathan Kim, who competed in NACLO three times from his hometown of Toronto, O...
NACLO Problem Walkthrough: An Indonesian Enigma
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Using only 5 examples, figure out how to translate an English sentence into Indonesian - like cracking the Rosetta Stone! In the process, we will discover some of the interesting ways in which Indonesian is similar to, and different from, English. Narrated by Tom McCoy, who was drawn to the NACLO contest because he loved wordplay, logic puzzles, and cracking codes. Tom competed in NACLO during ...
Do you think you could do the problem walkthrough for (E) Summer Eyes from the 2009 NACLO Open? Thanks, this was very helpful.
Thanks for the amazing video walkthrough!
Thank you for making this video! I was struggling with this problem, and this in-depth explain really helped me out. I hope you keep making videos like this.
My dream is to take part in NACLO!