Lindia Tjuatja
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Hi! Iâm Lindia, a third-year PhD student at CMUâs Language Technologies Institute advised by Graham Neubig. My current research interests mainly lie in two areas: (1) the intersection of linguistics (syn+sem+prag) and language modeling and (2) understanding features of language data and their impact on language model performance. Iâve also worked on NLP for understudied and endangered languages. If youâre interested in any of the above, feel free to reach out!
I did my undergrad at UT Austin, where I studied linguistics and computer engineering. During my time there, I worked extensively with John Beavers on a project investigating verb class constraints on the English middle construction (e.g. This car sells well). Iâve also been fortunate enough to have great mentorship from many others, including the amazing computational linguistics faculty there. The summer before my senior year, I was an intern at CMU working with Shruti Rijhwani on transfer learning for OCR post-correction of endangered language text.
In my (precious) free time, I enjoy painting (oil and gouache are my mediums of choice), playing the viola, hanging out with my cat, running, and reading!
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Sep 20, 2024 | Check out our new preprint in collaboration with folks from CU Boulder, âGlossLM: Multilingual Pretraining for Low-Resource Interlinear Glossingâ, to be presented at EMNLP! |
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Sep 4, 2024 | Check out our paper âDo LLMs exhibit human-like response biases? A case study in survey designâ to be presented at EMNLP! |
May 16, 2023 | My first PhD paper was accepted to a conference! Keep an eye out for âSyntax and Semantics Meet in the Middle: Probing the Syntax-Semantics Interface of LMs Through Agentivityâ at *SEM, co-located with ACL 2023 in Toronto. |
Jan 8, 2023 | Presented my work (with John Beavers and Venus Shirazy) on verb class constraints on the English dispositional middle, âAffectedness Without Change-of-State: The Case of English Dispositional Middlesâ, at the 2023 LSA Annual Meeting in Denver! |
Aug 22, 2022 | My first day as a PhD student at CMU LTI! |