My name is Huteng Dai (xu˨˩tʰəŋ˧˥ tai˥˨ 戴虎腾; meaning). I am a computational linguist and cognitive scientist. My research focuses on understanding how humans learn sound patterns from noisy, real-world data. I build interpretable models of phonological learning that are not only mathematically well-defined but also succeed on real-world corpora.
I am an assistant professor of computational linguistics and phonology at the University of Michigan. I completed my PhD at Rutgers Department of Linguistics with a certificate from Center for Cognitive Science. I'm a former member of Rutgers Computational Linguistics Lab and UCI Language Processing Group.
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