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Showing 1 to 20 of 3561 for “"linguistic"”.
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Deep linguistic lensing
… models trained on a corpus of text can learn the linguistic biases implicit in that corpus. We discuss linguistic biases, or differences in identity and perspective that account for the variation in language use from one speaker to another. We then describe methods to intentionally capture …
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The Linguistic And The Social Intertwined: Linguistic Convergence Toward Southern Speech
… examines the relationship between social and linguistic knowledge using a series of experiments eliciting linguistic convergence to Southern speech. I draw a terminological and theoretical distinction between previously observed input-driven convergence, in which speakers converge toward a …
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Implicit learning of distributional patterns in linguistic and non-linguistic sequence production
… rules in speech appear even in a novel non-linguistic task, showing that the observed effect is not specific to the speech production system. A simple counting model provides a good qualitative fit to the observed patterns.
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Transformations for linguistic steganography
Linguistic steganography is a form of covert communication using natural language to conceal the existence of the hidden message. It is usually achieved by systematically making changes to a cover text, such that the manipulations, namely the very act of communication, are undetectable to an …
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Linguistic Cues to Deception
This study replicated a common experiment, the Desert Survival Problem, and attempted to add data to the body of knowledge for deception cues. Participants wrote truthful and deceptive essays arguing why items salvaged from the wreckage were useful for survival. Cues to deception considered here …
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Cognitive Determinants of Linguistic Structures: A Cross-Linguistic Experimental Study of Sentence Production
The present study is intended as a contribution to the study of the relationship between language and thought in the area of sentence production.
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A linguistic analysis of Mbunda.
This work provides a linguistic analysis of Mbunda language as spoken by native speakers in Kalabo District of Western Province, Zambia. It describes three levels of linguistic analysis namely Phonology, Morphology and Syntax. Mbunda ya Mathzi dialect is used for this study as it is considered the …
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A linguistic analysis of Mbunda.
This work provides a linguistic analysis of Mbunda language as spoken by native speakers in Kalabo District of Western Province, Zambia. It describes three levels of linguistic analysis namely Phonology, Morphology and Syntax. Mbunda ya Mathzi dialect is used for this study as it is considered the …
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A linguistic analysis of Mbunda.
This work provides a linguistic analysis of Mbunda language as spoken by native speakers in Kalabo District of Western Province, Zambia. It describes three levels of linguistic analysis namely Phonology, Morphology and Syntax. Mbunda ya Mathzi dialect is used for this study as it is considered the …
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A linguistic analysis of Mbunda.
This work provides a linguistic analysis of Mbunda language as spoken by native speakers in Kalabo District of Western Province, Zambia. It describes three levels of linguistic analysis namely Phonology, Morphology and Syntax. Mbunda ya Mathzi dialect is used for this study as it is considered the …
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Competence, Expertise, and Linguistic Communities
… the social structure may break down and the linguistic community fracture into disparate segments. Although it is not possible to ensure that reliance on experts will always function smoothly, I note some ways to improve our practice and point out directions for future work.
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Computational Approaches to Linguistic Consensus
This work has important implications for many kinds of distributed semantic systems, such as shared web ontologies, agent communication protocols, collaborative tagging, database schema integration, and biological networks.
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Behavioral and linguistic markers of craving
Craving, a strong desire or urge to use a substance, is a primary trigger for relapse in individuals living with substance use disorder (SUDs). Environmental cues repeatedly paired with substance use can acquire motivational salience, and later exposure to these cues outside of the substance-use …
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Contemporary linguistic theory and stylistic analysis
… requirements for the degree of M.A. in applied Linguistics(with special reference to teaching English as a foreign language)
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Extra-Linguistic Factors in Langauge Comprehension
… to informing expectations about others based on linguistic factors such as accent, personality affects both language comprehension and production (Oberlander & Gill, 2004; Van den Brink et al., 2012). However, research in this area primarily focuses on offline measures. Online measures, such as …
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Temporal interpretation and cross-linguistic variation
… shifter (which is covert in Medumba). Cross-linguistic variation in whether or not a future marker is compatible with non-future interpretation is proposed to be predictable from the aspectual architecture of the given language.
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Monotonicity aspects of linguistic fuzzy models
Their interpretable model structure sets linguistic fuzzy m models apart from other modelling techniques and is considered their greatest asset. Therefore, in the identification process of a linguistic fuzzy model, the interpretability of the model should be safeguarded or at least be balanced …
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Computational Linguistic Models of Mental Spaces
In this report we describe a computational linguistic model of mental spaces. We take theories from cognitive science as inspiration and, using the FrameNet database, construct a model upon which we execute a number of experiments. Our underlying assumption is that, in order to develop computer …
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