A Fix for a VPN Internet Killswitch on Windows
A VPN is a nice tool for securing your internet connection and changing your virtual geographic location. VPNs are useful especially if you are using a public WIFI in a […]
Things to consider before flying in business class
This year I have had the chance of experiencing the business class a bunch of times for free as free upgrade and even one self paid vacation. Traveling in business […]
Analyze Finnish Poetry Computationally
Poetry is a complex genre of literature, and it is often something that we wouldn't expect computers to be able to understand. Poems play with the language by intentionally breaking […]
Process dialectal Finnish in Python
When we Finns write online or message with friends and family, we hardly ever resort to using standard written Finnish (kirjakieli). Instead, we write as we would speak (in puhekieli), […]
Airport lounge access – is it worth it?
This year I have had a chance to travel all around the world in the name of science publishing a great deal of papers and having a chance to attend […]
Parsing Finnish Syntax in Python Easily
Turku dependency parsers, both the statistical and neural ones, are no doubt among the most important recent NLP tools developed for Finnish. Without them, doing NLP for Finnish would be […]
Use Python with Unity 3D – the definitive guide
Python is a great programming language due to a multitude of reasons such as a long list of libraries ready to solve almost any problem you might encounter. For me, […]
How to install VISL CG3 on Mac, Windows and Linux
VISL CG3 is a neat tool for running constraint grammars (CGs) for things such as morphological disambiguation or syntactic parsing. Grammars of this formalism have been developed for a great […]
How to use Omorfi for Finnish morphology
Omorfi is inarguably an amazing tool for processing Finnish morphology both in analysis and generation. However, using it might be quite a challenge for the users who are not too […]
What on earth are affixes in morphology?
Morphology can be described as the smallest information bearing unit of the human language. Words that are inflected can be divided into morphemes, e.g. -ed in talked is a morpheme that […]