Henri Kauhanen
Hi! I am a complex systems scientist working on mathematical models of language change, with subsidiary interests in models of language acquisition and quantitative typology. To find out more about my research, see some of my papers, talks or miscellaneous bricolage, or browse the tag cloud below.
To reach me, try henri.kauhanen [æt] manchester.ac.uk.
Bio
After undergraduate and masters studies at the University of Helsinki (Cognitive Science and English; minors in Mathematics, Philosophy and Latin), I completed a PhD in Linguistics at The University of Manchester (2018), where I currently work as an ESRC-funded postdoc.
What's new?
- Curriculum vitae cv
- Adaptive dispersion via stochastic hill climbing crumb
- Quantitative methods in historical linguistics course
- Stable variation in multidimensional competition paper
- The problem of implementation and its relation to the philosophy of cognitive science crumb
Tags
adaptive dispersion
c++
cellular automata
computation
constant rate effect
dynamical systems theory
evolutionary game theory
fonts
geospatial distributions
latex
networks
neutral evolution
optimization
philosophy of mind
phonetics
phylogenetics
populations
r
semantics
sound change
stability estimation
stable variation
stochastic effects
typology
variational learning
visualization
well-behavedness