I am an Associate Professor in the Department of Humanities and Social Sciences, IIT Delhi, India.
My broad areas of research are human sentence processing, natural language modeling,
and dependency grammars. These topics lie at the intersection of computational/theoretical linguistics and psychology.
My research group investigates sentence comprehension and production (with a special focus on South-Asian languages). Towards this end, we investigate the influence of factors such as working-memory limitation, grammar and parsing strategy on processing. My research group examines these topics using behavioral, corpus-based as well as computational methods.
To know more about my research group see here. To know more about my group's recent research work see here.
News
- New abstract presentation in HSP2023. (More details)
- New Paper: Preverbal syntactic complexity leads to local coherence effects. (More details)
- 5 abstracts from the Psycholinguistics Lab @ IIT Delhi accepted for poster presentation at the Architectures and Mechanisms of Language Processing (AMLaP) Conference 2022. (More details)
- New Paper: A reappraisal of dependency length minimization as a linguistic universal. (More details)
- New abstract presentations in ACCS-2022 and HSP2022. (More details)
- New Paper: Assessing corpus evidence for formal restrictions on crossing dependencies. (More details)
- Registration now open for SAFAL 2021 [link]
- New Paper: Revisiting Anti-locality Effects: Evidence Against Prediction-Based Accounts. (More details)
Last updated: 9 January, 2023
