Do speakers minimize dependency length during naturalistic dialogue?

Meghna Hooda; Mudafia Zafar; Samar Husain

Do speakers minimize dependency length during naturalistic dialogue?

Meghna Hooda, Mudafia Zafar, Samar Husain

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[Do speakers minimize dependency length during naturalistic dialogue?](https://aclanthology.org/2024.scil-1.14/) (Hooda et al., SCiL 2024)

Do speakers minimize dependency length during naturalistic dialogue? (Hooda et al., SCiL 2024)

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Meghna Hooda, Mudafia Zafar, and Samar Husain. 2024. Do speakers minimize dependency length during naturalistic dialogue?. In Proceedings of the Society for Computation in Linguistics 2024, pages 139–149, Irvine, CA. Association for Computational Linguistics.