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Associate Professor of English
Dr. Saqlain Hassan teaches courses in English linguistics and computer-assisted discourse studies. His research centers on analyzing syntax patterns inside academic registers using quantitative computational methods.
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Research Statement
Dr. Saqlain Hassan is an Associate Professor specializing in Corpus Linguistics, Computational Linguistics, Endangered Languages, and Digital Humanities.
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Corpus of Modern Academic English (CMAE) - Syntactic Annotations
Tagged corpus containing POS tags and syntactic dependency parsed annotations of 1.2M words.
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Youtube Comments in CSV for Sentiment Analysis
This data can be used only on those softwares that accept only CSV files such as ORANGE and Python.
Corpus of Modern Academic English (CMAE) - Syntactic Annotations
Tagged corpus containing POS tags and syntactic dependency parsed annotations of 1.2M words.
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Contact Information
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Academic Email r.chen@stanford.edu
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Phone Number +923410801082
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Office Location Room 402, Humanities Block, Sentir Campus
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Office Hours Mon to Fri, 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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I welcome inquiries regarding computational corpus compile projects, dependency parsing structures, and joint research projects in applied linguistics.
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