Nina Gierasimczuk
Position:
Institute of Philosophy at Warsaw University,
The Graduate School for Social Research at the Institute of Philosophy and Sociology of the Polish Academy of Sciences
Address:
Warsaw University
Institute of Philosophy
Krakowskie Przedmieście 3
00-927 Warsaw
Poland
nina dot gierasimczuk at gmail dot com
Education:
Research interests:
grammar inference, computational learning theory, learning the semantics of natural language, mathematical linguistics, automata theory, cognitive science.
Recent area of research:
Papers:
Institute of Philosophy at Warsaw University,
The Graduate School for Social Research at the Institute of Philosophy and Sociology of the Polish Academy of Sciences
Address:
Warsaw University
Institute of Philosophy
Krakowskie Przedmieście 3
00-927 Warsaw
Poland
nina dot gierasimczuk at gmail dot com
Education:
- 2005 Master's Thesis: Algorithmic Approach to the Problem of Language Learning [PDF file] (in Polish) under the guidance of Marcin Mostowski.
- 2000-2006 Inter-Departmental Individual Studies in Humanities.
Research interests:
grammar inference, computational learning theory, learning the semantics of natural language, mathematical linguistics, automata theory, cognitive science.
Recent area of research:
- computational model for semantics learning,
- Hintikka's Thesis,
- empirical reseach concerning judicial decision making.
Papers:
- Hintikka's Thesis Revisited (with J. Szymanik), accepted for presentation at LC'06, in: ILLC Prepublication Series, 2006.
- Psychological Adequacy of Identification in the Limit Model (in Polish), to apear in: Poznan Studies in the Philosophy of the Humanities, 2006.
- The Problem of Learning the Semantics of Quantifiers, to appear in: Lectures Notes on Artificial Intelligence 4363, Springer 2007.
- Theoretical Model of Language Acquisition by Quine (in Polish), in: J. Szymanik, M. Zajenkowski (eds.) „Cognitive Science", MISH 2004.
- Algorithmic Approach to the Problem of Language Learning (in Polish), to appear in: Studia Semiotyczne, 2007.