Anastasia Philipps (born Kobzeva)
Postdoctoral Researcher in NLP
4123, Ole-Johan Dahls hus
Gaustadalléen 23B
0373 Oslo, Norway
I am a postdoctoral researcher in natural language processing at the Univesity of Oslo working on generative approaches to event extraction. I am affiliated with the Language Technology Group.
I have a PhD in computational psycholinguistics from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), where I was supervised by Dave Kush and co-supervised by Tal Linzen. For my PhD-project, I conducted behavioral experiments and trained several statistical and neural language models to explore their ability to learn a specific linguistic phenomenon in Norwegian (filler-gap dependencies and island constraints on them). My dissertation explored what these models and their successes and failures can reveal about the nature of human language learning and the input data which humans and models learn from.
I hold a joint Research Master’s degree in Clinical Linguistics (EMCL+) and a Bachelor’s degree in Computational Linguistics from NRU HSE. My research experience also includes working as a research assistant at the Center for Language and Brain at NRU HSE and the Eye-Tracking and Language Processing Lab at CUNY. In my research, I am committed to adhering to open science practices.