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The semantics and morphology of household container names in Icelandic and Dutch
Naming strategies Object classifi cation
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2015/12/21
In this paper, we report an experiment on the naming of household containers in Dutch
and Icelandic carried out as part of the Evolution of Semantic Systems project (EoSS; Majid
et al., 2011). This ...
Unsupervised Learning of Morphology
word language
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2015/9/9
This article surveys work on Unsupervised Learning of Morphology. We define Unsupervised
Learning of Morphology as the problem of inducing a description (of some kind, even if only
morpheme se...
Asymmetries in nominal and verbal morphology
nominal verbal morphology
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2015/9/6
Asymmetries in nominal and verbal morphology.
Toward a Unified Theory of Argument Structure and Grammatical Function Changing Morphology
Argument Structure Grammatical Function Changing Morphology
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2015/8/7
The traditional view of argument structure is roughly as follows: predicates merge
directly with arguments to form larger constituents of the same category (VP, AP, PP,
etc.). Each time merge applie...
Deficits in phonology and past-tense morphology:What's the connection?
Aphasia Nonfluent Verbs Connectionist models
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2015/6/19
Neuropsychological dissociations between regular and irregular past tense verb processing have been explained in two ways: (a) separate mechanisms of a rule-governed process for regular verbs and a le...
Deficits in irregular past-tense verb morphology associated with degraded semantic knowledge
Semantic dementia Progressive fluent aphasia Regularisation errors
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2015/6/19
Two distinct mechanisms are often considered necessary to account for generation of the past-tense of English verbs: a lexical associative process for irregular forms like speak “ spoke, and a ru...
Can a perceptual processing deficit explain the impairment of inflectional morphology in developmental dysphasia?A computational investigation
perceptual processing deficit inflectional morphology developmental dysphasia computational investigation
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2015/6/19
Developmental dysphasia (also referred to as specific language impairment) is a developmental language disorder in which children display delayed or abnormal language development but have normal non-v...
Two-Level Morphology with Composition
Two-Level Morphology
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2015/6/18
Two-Level Morphology with Composition.
Retained inflectional morphology in pidgins:A typological study
diachrony inflectional morphology language contact markedness pidgins
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2015/6/17
It is commonly accepted that the process of pidginization leads to a loss of inflectional morphology, but this loss is often not total. Lexifier inflections instead follow a cline of reduction: full r...
Accent,Syllable Structure,and Morphology in Ancient Greek
Accent Syllable Structure Morphology Ancient Greek
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2015/6/11
In ancient Greek, the pitch accent of most words depends on the syllabification assigned to underlying representations, while a smaller, morphologically identifiable class of derived words is accented...
The semantics and morphology of household container names in Icelandic and Dutch
Naming strategies Object classification Extensions Intensions Compounding Diminutives
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2015/5/13
In this paper, we report an experiment on the naming of household containers in Dutch and Icelandic carried out as part of the Evolution of Semantic Systems project (EoSS; Majid et al., 2011). This na...
Auditory skills and brain morphology predict individual differences in adaptation to degraded speech
Language Noise-vocoded speech Cochlear implant simulation Perceptual learning Amplitude modulation rate Voxel-based morphometry
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2015/4/20
Noise-vocoded speech is a spectrally highly degraded signal, but it preserves the temporal envelope of speech. Listeners vary considerably in their ability to adapt to this degraded speech signal. Her...
Paradigmatic and extraparadigmatic morphology in the mental lexicon
morphological paradigm clitics agrammatism lexical decision Finnish
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2015/4/7
The present study discusses psycholinguistic evidence for a difference between paradigmatic and extraparadigmatic morphology by investigating the processing of Finnish inflected and cliticized words. ...
Extending the Distributional Bias Hypothesis to the Acquisition of Honorific Morphology in L2 Korean
referent and addressee honorific morphology distributional bias hypothesis addressee-referent honorific combination concatenated affixes
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2016/5/3
Korean verbs can be marked with both referent and addressee honorific morphology.An analysis of a teledrama corp us and a phone call corp us shows that these two morp hological classes co-occur in a b...
An Automated Learner for Phonology and Morphology
Automated Learner Phonology Morphology
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2014/11/26
This document is a summary, for ourselves and those who are curious, of the current state of our Phonological Learner. The Learner is the centerpiece of our current research project; it is a computer ...