Lectures related to Language and Thought

Explores tools for (re)feminization in language, including doublets and contracted forms.

Explores semiotics and utopian concepts, analyzing how signs create meaning and how ideal visions influence society.

Covers scientific writing, formatting, citations, and the behavior of condensed chromatin.

Explores the analysis of large numbers in linguistics and the evolution of language complexity using various texts and corpora.

Discusses challenges and innovations in hydraulic engineering and the significance of language in the Houille Blanche journal.

Explores the aims and challenges in computational neuroscience, focusing on neuronal dynamics of cognition and mean-field arguments.

Explores the impact of word order on societal hierarchies and relationships.

Delves into autonomy in architecture, exploring freedom of form, language, and discipline, historical examples, and contemporary design approaches.

Explores the themes of control, alienation, and societal critiques in famous dystopian narratives.

Covers the fundamental concepts of sets and subsets in linear algebra, including operations and properties.

Explores Georges Perec's innovative literary style and his fascination with everyday life, urban spaces, and human existence.

Explores transformers and MLPs for document classification, emphasizing their benefits over traditional methods.

Discusses human perception mechanisms and processes in interpreting the world.

Delves into the continual learning of representational models after deployment, highlighting the limitations of current artificial neural networks.

Explores the impact of culture on perception, focusing on Switzerland.

Explores the communication differences between music and language, models of emotion, and how emotions can be measured in music.

Covers the basics of Natural Language Processing, including challenges, linguistic processing levels, and the impact of power laws.

Delves into the aesthetics of complexified form in music, emphasizing anticipation, tension, and surprise.

Covers separate compilation, linking modules, loader role, and makefile usage.

Delves into thought-provoking music-related questions, emphasizing the complexity of understanding music and its various aspects.