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Quantum Natural Language Processing

Created: Damir Cavar, 2023-06-12

Last change: Damir Cavar, 2024-09-06

The Quantum NLP Study Group meetings during the Fall 2024 semester are located in Luddy Hall BLIF 0002 every Friday from 4 PM.

Schedule

The topics to discuss and papers to read for the Fall 2024 meetings:

Date Topic
08/16/2024 Schuld et al. 2014
  Zhang et al. 2023
08/23/2024 regular meeting
08/30/2024 regular meeting
09/20/2024 IEEE Quantum Week 2024
09/27/2024 Dominic Widdows on “Advances in Quantum Natural Language Processing, 2022-2024”
10/04/2024 Research meeting, Planning the Conference Quantum AI and NLP 2025
10/11/2024 Nicholas LaRacuente (IU, Luddy, CS) “Mirages of Complex and Random Quantum States”
10/18/2024 Amr Sabry (IU, Luddy, CS) “Programming, the Quantum Way”
10/25/2024 Work meeting, research and literature discussion.
11/08/2024 Mohsen Heidari Khoozani (IU, Luddy, CS) “TBA”
12/05/2024 Alessandro Luongo (Center for Quantum Technologies (CQT), National University of Singapore) “TBA”
12/06/2024 Jerome Busemeyer (IU, Psychology, CogSci)
  “TBA”

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Introduction

The Quantum NLP project in the NLP Lab is currently a study group focusing on the most recent papers in Quantum NLP. Our goal is to familiarize everybody with the different tools and environments for QNLP and work on interesting questions related to Quantum and language-related computation or cognitive aspects of language processing and quantum models.

The study group meets independently of the NLP Lab weekly meeting at IU-B. If you want to join this meeting, contact Damir Cavar directly.

See also the recent IU News article with some details on that.

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