Language Processing and Usage Lab

Projects and more

Past and on-going projects run in the lab are listed below. Resources such as dashboards and datasets associated with our publications in addition to tutorials can be found below.

Research projects

Examining and tracking the use of non-standard aspect and modal markers in Taiwan Mandarin: Morphosyntactic, semantic and register analyses
Examining and tracking the use of non-standard aspect and modal markers in Taiwan Mandarin: Morphosyntactic, semantic and register analyses NSTC project (2025/12-2027/11)

Research project focusing on the use of Taiwanese Mandarin grammatical markers (the auxiliary verb ‘you’ and the sentence-final ‘guo’) from a morphosyntactic and sociolinguistic perspective, using methods from corpus linguistics

On the validation of the use of wireless EEG systems for neurolinguistic research: A replication study of a grammatical ERP experiment
On the validation of the use of wireless EEG systems for neurolinguistic research: A replication study of a grammatical ERP experiment NTNU project (2026)

Research project focusing on the evaluation of wireless EEG systems for neurolinguistic research.

Resources

Diversity in language processing conferences: A survey
Diversity in language processing conferences: A survey

This survey investigates the linguistic diversity in language processing conferences, from 2012 to 2024. This is the companion website including follow-up data of the article A decade of language processing research: Which place for linguistic diversity?.

Tutorials

Corpus linguistics: Web scraping and data analyses
Corpus linguistics: Web scraping and data analyses

Introductory tutorial to web scraping and simple analyses of corpus data (Course CHU0387)

Web-based experimental linguistics: Design and data analyses
Web-based experimental linguistics: Design and data analyses

Introductory tutorial to web-based language experiments and simple analyses of the data (Course CHC9012)