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Showing 1 to 14 of 14 for “"linguistic cues"”.

  1. Linguistic Cues to Deception

    … 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 fit into four categories: those caused by a deceivers' negative emotion, verbal …

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  2. Sensitivity to (sub)lexical cues as a function of cognitive profile and language abilities

    … efficient language comprehension, multiple linguistic cues have to be integrated rapidly by readers and listeners when they encounter morphologically simple and complex words. However, there is no compelling evidence to suggest that this process is identical for everyone. The aim of this …

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  3. FINE-GRAINED EMOTION DETECTION IN MICROBLOG TEXT

    … emotion category, we have extracted a set of linguistic cues (i.e., punctuation marks, emoticons, emojis, abbreviated forms, interjections, lemmas, hashtags and collocations) that can serve as salient indicators for that emotion category. </p> <p>We evaluated the performance of automatic …

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  4. Agens-Präferenzen bei der Verarbeitung von satzinitialen Referenten mit Topikmarkierung im Japanischen?

    … syntaktischen und semantischen linguistic cues herangezogen, um einem Referenten online die thematische Rolle des Agens vor dem Erscheinen des finiten Verbs zuzuweisen. Die Ergebnisse dieser Studie zeigen Evidenz dafür, dass japanische L1-Sprecher unter Abwesenheit eindeutiger …

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  5. Cheiro : creating expressive textual communication and anthropomorphic typography

    … platforms do not have a proper channel for these cues and signals. These non-linguistic cues are able to convey social and emotional information accompanied by the spoken words. I argue that a well-designed textual communication system can increase the expressiveness of text-based chat …

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  6. The auditory environment of the young child

    … interpret auditory stimuli from which ordinary linguistic cues have been eliminated or in which they have been severely reduced. The term "non-linguistic" as it will be used here needs clarification. It refers to the use of any acoustic material except the conventional vocal symbols of everyday …

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  7. Language and Mental Models in Trigger-Action Programming

    … models. Prior research suggests that specific linguistic cues can facilitate the representation of trigger-action dynamics, thereby enhancing users' ability to define the behavior of their devices. This thesis investigates the role of linguistic elements in guiding non-programmers in the …

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  8. Understanding misinformation on Twitter in the context of controversial issues

    … source shared, and 3) whether specific linguistic cues can help in assessing the credibility of information on social media. Finally, the web application tool TweetChecker is used to allow online users to have a more in-depth understanding of the discussions about five different …

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  9. Processing events : investigating event conceptualisation in aphasia

    … type, investigating the effect of visual and linguistic cues on verb production. The third test focuses on gesture, exploring the relationship between verbal description and the production of action gestures. One participant's drawing of simple events was also probed using a recently developed …

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  10. Using Dependency Parses to Augment Feature Construction for Text Mining

    … from machine learning, NLP, computational linguistics, and data mining. Applications are also multi-fold, including classification, clustering, segmentation, relationship discovery, and practically any task that discovers latent information from written natural language. Classical mining …

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  11. Toward Enhancing Automated Credibility Assessment: A Model for Question Type Classification and Tools for Linguistic Analysis

    … to develop a question type model for predicting linguistic features of responses to interview questions, create a tool for linguistic analysis of documents, and use lexical bundle analysis to identify linguistic differences between fraudulent and non-fraudulent financial reports. First, The …

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  12. Rock, Paper, Aliens: Effects of Labels and Iconicity on Non-Linguistic Cognition

    Linguistic labels are not merely passive tags. Instead, emerging evidence suggests that they play an active role in linguistic processing and even aspects of non-linguistic cognition. Labels have been found to augment cognitive functions such as categorisation, and visual discrimination and …

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  13. Die Rolle von Konkordanzmarkierungen für die Segmentierung von Phrasen aus dem Sprachstrom : Untersuchungen bei Säuglingen und Erwachsenen

    Diese Arbeit beschäftigt sich mit der Rolle von Konkordanzmarkierungen innerhalb einer Phrase für die Segmentierung eines fremden Sprachstroms. Das Merkmal der Konkordanz tritt auf, wenn alle Bestandteile einer Phrase gleichermaßen durch eine identische Markierung gekennzeichnet sind (z. B. los …

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