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Primates evolved spectrally complex calls in compensation for reduction in olfactory cognition ...
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How, when and why early gesture use predicts language development ...
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Preschoolers' Learning of Words with Emotional Variability in Shared Book Reading ...
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A Grounded Approach to Modeling Generic Knowledge Acquisition ...
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Frequency vs. Salience in First Language Acquisition: The Acquisition of Aspect Marking in Chintang ...
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Now or Later: Representational Convergence in Simulated Simultaneous and Sequential Bilingual Learning Contexts ...
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Bilinguals Infer in L2 Similarly, but not in Dual-language ...
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Extent of bilingual experience in modulating young adults’ processing of social-communicative cues in a cue integration task: An eye-tracking study ...
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Using Machine Learning to Predict Bilingual Language Proficiency from Reaction Time Priming Data ...
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Bilinguals Infer in L2 Similarly, but not in Dual-language ...
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Cognitive Argumentation and the Selection Task ...
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From Alien Zoo to Spy School: A Preregistered Study of Linguistic Sound Symbolism and its Links to Reading in 8-year-olds ...
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AgeNet: A Neurobiological Model of Age-related Word Retrieval Deficits ...
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Phonological Interactions, Process Types, and Minimum Description Length Principles ...
Abstract: Learnability has been a topic of great interest in phonology. In particular is the question of the relative learnability of process interactions. In both historical and experimental domains, researchers have noted that certain kinds of interactions are harder to learn than others. In both domains, however, the results are seemingly in conflict. One potential source of the conflicting outcome is the types of processes involved. In this paper, we investigate the effect of process types on the learnability of different interaction types, using an ideal minimum-description-length learner (MDL). We find that the model indeed predicts different learnability outcomes for each interaction type; however, the asymmetry is largely independent of the process type. This computational model explains certain elements of both the historical as well as some experimental findings of the relative learnability of linguistics process interactions, while contradicting other behavioral findings. ...
Keyword: Cognitive Science
URL: https://underline.io/lecture/27271-phonological-interactions,-process-types,-and-minimum-description-length-principles
https://dx.doi.org/10.48448/4ze2-tg71
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SpeakEasy Pronunciation Trainer: Personalized Multimodal Pronunciation Training ...
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Simulating the factors that correct the erroneous process of phonological generation in Japanese ...
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Exploring the Structure and Grounding of Concrete and Abstract Categories ...
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Episodic Memory Cues in Acquisition of Novel Visual-Phonological Associations: a Webcam-Based Eye-Tracking Study ...
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The online advantage of repairing metrical structure: Stress shift in pupillometry ...
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Of Pieces and Patterns: Modeling Poetic Devices ...
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