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Anca Dinu is a Lecturer at the Faculty of Foreign Languages, University of Bucharest, with a dual academic background in Computer Science (PhD, 2011) and Theoretical Linguistics (MSc, 2004). Her work bridges computational methods with linguistic analysis, focusing on Romanian language processing and Romance language comparisons.
- PhD in Computer Science (University of Bucharest, 2011)
- MSc in Theoretical Linguistics (Faculty of Foreign Languages, 2004)
- Bachelors in Mathematics and Computer Science (University of Bucharest, 2003)
- Bachelors in Electrical Engineering (Politechnica University, 2002)
Her research spans computational linguistics, natural language processing, and historical linguistics. Key areas include collocation detection, stress assignment in Romanian, temporal text classification, and linguistic creativity assessment. She contributes to digital humanities through tools like CoToHiLi for historical linguistics.
Recent publications examine large language models (LLMs) in creativity comparison with humans, automatic victim-blaming detection, and literary text analysis. Her work integrates formal semantics, syntax, and quantitative methods across 20 years of scholarly output.
