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Learning In Minimalism-Based Language Modeling, Deryle W. Lonsdale
Learning In Minimalism-Based Language Modeling, Deryle W. Lonsdale
Faculty Publications
The natural language version of the Soar cognitive modeling system (Newell, 1990) has enabled a number of language modeling applications from on-line parsing behavior (Lewis, 1993) to simultaneous interpretation (Lonsdale, 1997, 1998) to robotic control (Benjamin, Lonsdale, & Lyons, 2004). The system supports an integrated approach to incremental comprehension and generation. Learning mechanisms account for processes in language performance from deliberate, explicit reasoning to automatic, recognitional expertise.
Syntactic processing in prior versions of the system followed the Principles and Parameters approach to syntax.
A Short Note On The Placement Of Adverbs, Jonathan R. Siegel
A Short Note On The Placement Of Adverbs, Jonathan R. Siegel
Journal of Legal Education
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Xnl-Soar, Incremental Parsing, And The Minimalist Program, Deryle W. Lonsdale, Lareina Hingson, Jamison Cooper-Leavitt, David W. Casbeer, Rebecca Madsen
Xnl-Soar, Incremental Parsing, And The Minimalist Program, Deryle W. Lonsdale, Lareina Hingson, Jamison Cooper-Leavitt, David W. Casbeer, Rebecca Madsen
Faculty Publications
Minimalist Principles (Chomsky 1995)
Hierarchy of Projections (Adger 2003)
Features play a central role
NP, VP symmetry including shells
Learning In Minimalism-Based Language Modeling, Deryle W. Lonsdale
Learning In Minimalism-Based Language Modeling, Deryle W. Lonsdale
Faculty Publications
The natural language version of the Soar cognitive modeling system (Newell, 1990) has enabled a number of language modeling applications from on-line parsing behavior (Lewis, 1993) to simultaneous interpretation (Lonsdale, 1997, 1998) to robotic control (Benjamin, Lonsdale, & Lyons, 2004). The system supports an integrated approach to incremental comprehension and generation. Learning mechanisms account for processes in language performance from deliberate, explicit reasoning to automatic, recognitional expertise.
Syntactic processing in prior versions of the system followed the Principles and Parameters approach to syntax.