Society for Computation in Linguistics (2023)
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Proceedings of the Society for Computation in Linguistics 2023
An Algebraic Characterization of Total Input Strictly Local Functions
Dakotah Lambert | Jeffrey Heinz
Dakotah Lambert | Jeffrey Heinz
Extracting binary features from speech production errors and perceptual confusions using Redundancy-Corrected Transmission
Zhanao Fu | Ewan Dunbar
Zhanao Fu | Ewan Dunbar
Filtering input for learning constrained grammatical variability: The case of Spanish word order
Shalinee Maitra | Laurel Perkins
Shalinee Maitra | Laurel Perkins
An incremental RSA model for adjective ordering preferences in referential visual context
Fabian Schlotterbeck | Hening Wang
Fabian Schlotterbeck | Hening Wang
An MG Parsing View into the Processing of Subject and Object Relative Clauses in Basque
Matteo Fiorini | Jillian Chang | Aniello De Santo
Matteo Fiorini | Jillian Chang | Aniello De Santo
Modeling island effects with probabilistic tier-based strictly local grammars over trees
Charles Torres | Kenneth Hanson | Thomas Graf | Connor Mayer
Charles Torres | Kenneth Hanson | Thomas Graf | Connor Mayer
Neural Networks Can Learn Patterns of Island-insensitivity in Norwegian
Anastasia Kobzeva | Suhas Arehalli | Tal Linzen | Dave Kush
Anastasia Kobzeva | Suhas Arehalli | Tal Linzen | Dave Kush
Noise-tolerant learning as selection among deterministic grammatical hypotheses
Laurel Perkins | Tim Hunter
Laurel Perkins | Tim Hunter
Parsing “Early English Books Online” for Linguistic Search
Seth Kulick | Neville Ryant | Beatrice Santorini
Seth Kulick | Neville Ryant | Beatrice Santorini
Rethinking representations: A log-bilinear model of phonotactics
Huteng Dai | Connor Mayer | Richard Futrell
Huteng Dai | Connor Mayer | Richard Futrell
Stochastic harmonic grammars do not peak on the mappings singled out by categorical harmonic grammars
Giorgio Magri
Giorgio Magri
Subject-verb agreement with Seq2Seq transformers: Bigger is better, but still not best
Michael Wilson | Zhenghao Zhou | Robert Frank
Michael Wilson | Zhenghao Zhou | Robert Frank
Subregular Tree Transductions, Movement, Copies, Traces, and the Ban on Improper Movement
Thomas Graf
Thomas Graf
Text segmentation similarity revisited: A flexible distance-based approach for multiple boundary types
Ryan Ka Yau Lai | Yujie Li | Shujie Zhang
Ryan Ka Yau Lai | Yujie Li | Shujie Zhang
Assessing the featural organisation of paradigms with distributional methods
Olivier Bonami | Lukáš Kyjánek | Marine Wauquier
Olivier Bonami | Lukáš Kyjánek | Marine Wauquier