CSC2540S Machine Learning and Universal Grammar

Department of Computer Science, University of Toronto

Spring Semester, 2009

Shalom Lappin

Department of Philosophy

King's College London

shalom.lappin@kcl.ac.uk

shalom@cs.toronto.edu

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