Foundations of Statistical Natural Language Processing
by Christopher D. Manning, Hinrich Schütze · Christopher Manning & Hinrich Schütze
The standard graduate text on corpus-based language processing, covering n-gram models, word sense disambiguation, probabilistic parsing, alignment and text categorization. Working through it gives you the statistical foundations that modern neural NLP methods were built on.
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