Ludovic Vetea Mompelat

Ludovic Vetea Mompelat is an Assistant Professor at the University of Miami's College of Arts and Sciences. His research focuses on linguistics, natural language processing (NLP), and computational analysis of creole languages such as Martinican and Haitian Creole. He specializes in integrating artificial intelligence into language education and exploring syntactic typology, ellipsis constructions, and linguistic barriers in healthcare.

Research Interests

Dr. Mompelat investigates:

• POS tagging and error analysis in creole languages
• AI-driven solutions for linguistic barriers in healthcare
• Computational approaches to ellipsis constructions and syntactic finiteness
• Corpus development for discourse analysis (e.g., conspiracy theories) and event sequencing

Publications & Trends

Recent articles highlight his work on NLP for under-resourced creole languages, contrasting classical NLP with modern LLMs, and leveraging AI to address linguistic challenges in healthcare and education. His studies often involve comparative syntax analysis across Martinican, Haitian, and French languages, alongside creating annotated corpora for machine learning applications.