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A finite-state model of human sentence processing
2006
Proceedings of the 21st International Conference on Computational Linguistics and the 44th annual meeting of the ACL - ACL '06
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We do not deny the limitations of finite-state models, but argue that our results show that their usefulness has been underestimated. ...
of empirical sentence processing data. ...
The RR ambiguity is often categorized as a syntactic ambiguity, but the results suggest that the ambiguity can be resolved locally and its processing difficulty can be detected by a finite state model. ...
doi:10.3115/1220175.1220182
dblp:conf/acl/ParkB06
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Page 61 of Computational Linguistics Vol. 26, Issue 1
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2000
Computational Linguistics
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There are essentially three observations that motivate the view that the processing of natural language is finite-state:
humans have a finite (small, limited, fixed) amount of memory available for language ...
The human language user, however, seems to process in linear time; humans understand longer sentences with no noticeable delay. ...
Human-Robot Interaction Based on Dialog Management Using Sentence Similarity Comparison Method
2020
International Journal on Advanced Science, Engineering and Information Technology
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Coefficient and using Finite State Machine (FSM). ...
The speech recognition process using Google Speech for an average of 2.62 seconds shows a reasonably fast response. ...
Finite State Machine (FSM) is used to model control and sequence processes in a system with a finite number of states. ...
doi:10.18517/ijaseit.10.5.7606
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Structured abbreviation expansion in context
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2021
arXiv
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We generate a large, open-source data set of ad hoc abbreviations. This data is used to study abbreviation strategies and to develop two strong baselines for abbreviation expansion ...
We consider the task of reversing these abbreviations in context to recover normalized, expanded versions of abbreviated messages. ...
Finite-state pipeline The finite-state pipeline is defined by two weighted finite state automata. ...
arXiv:2110.01140v1
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Comprehension of Simple Quantifiers: Empirical Evaluation of a Computational Model
2010
Cognitive Science
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We examine the verification of simple quantifiers in natural language from a computational model perspective. ...
Our research improves upon, the hypotheses and explanatory power of recent neuroimaging studies as well as provides evidence for the claim that human linguistic abilities are constrained by computational ...
Acknowledgments We would like to thank Johan van Benthem, Victor Ferreira, Nina Gierasimczuk, Theo Janssen, Marcin Mostowski, Jonathan Shaheen, and Iris van Rooij for comments on the previous version of ...
doi:10.1111/j.1551-6709.2009.01078.x
pmid:21564222
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The Problem of Universal Grammar with Multiple Languages: Arabic, English, Russian as Case Study
2016
International Journal of Advanced Computer Science and Applications
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Nevertheless, Chomsky suggested the theory of language acquisition in children instinctively through a universal grammar that represents a universal grammar for all human languages. ...
In this paper, the criticism will be presented, and the conclusion that the general rule is not compatible with all human languages will be suggested by studying some human languages as a case namely Arabic ...
Sentence Structure in Arabic ,An Example of verbal sentence
Fig. 4 . 4 Sentence Structure in the English Language
Fig. 5 . 5 finite-state automaton, multi-lingual Fig. 6. finite-state automaton, English ...
doi:10.14569/ijacsa.2016.070431
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A SELF-SYSTEM TO IDENTIFY CONCEPTUAL RELATIONSHIPS IN A TEXT
2015
Vìsnik Nacìonalʹnogo Avìacìjnogo Unìversitetu
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This analysis compares the creation of thematic progressions and a finite state transition network. ...
This work demonstrates the disadvantages of the augmented finite state transition network and highlights the advantages of constructing logic and linguistic models of natural language sentences as the ...
A finite state transition network for it will look like Fig. 4 . ...
doi:10.18372/2306-1472.62.7780
fatcat:or4nuzhl4baoti7x4s7w5l64nu
What artificial grammar learning reveals about the neurobiology of syntax
2012
Brain and Language
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In this paper we examine the neurobiological correlates of syntax, the processing of structured sequences, by comparing FMRI results on artificial and natural language syntax. ...
The main findings of this study show that the left inferior frontal region centered on BA 44/45 is active during artificial syntax processing of well-formed (grammatical) sequence independent of local ...
Acknowledgement We are grateful to Morten Christiansen and Pienie Zwitserlood for their comments on a previous version of this paper. ...
doi:10.1016/j.bandl.2010.08.003
pmid:20943261
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An Associative Cortical Model of Language Understanding and Action Planning
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2005
Lecture Notes in Computer Science
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In this work we describe the implementation of a cell assembly-based model of several visual, language, planning, and motor areas to enable a robot to understand and react to simple spoken commands. ...
The brain representations of words and their referent actions and objects appear to be strongly coupled neuronal assemblies distributed over several cortical areas. ...
For example, processing of a sentence "Bot show red plum" would activate the state sequence S→Pp→OA1→O1→ok SPO corresponding to expectation of processing of a subject, a predicate, an object or attribute ...
doi:10.1007/11499305_42
fatcat:v5jilkauhjhyzftswsz53r5df4
Page 465 of Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society Vol. 104, Issue 5
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1960
Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society
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Human speech is pro- duced by a finite-state device and by an essentially left-to-right process. There exists a temporary or working memory that can contain about seven items. ...
The actual process of sentence production corre- sponds in our model to applying rules by suc- This process of applying constituent structure rules, if unrestrained, would lead to sentences requiring than ...
Learning finite-state models for machine translation
2006
Machine Learning
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Moreover, the relative simplicity of these mappings has recently led to the development of techniques for learning finite-state transducers from a training set of inputoutput sentence pairs of the languages ...
In formal language theory, finite-state transducers are well-know models for simple "input-output" mappings between two languages. ...
) finite-state model, allows for a potentially better approximation. ...
doi:10.1007/s10994-006-9612-9
fatcat:2brzvkrv4jg7dhivheufceltya
Learning Finite-State Models for Machine Translation
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2004
Lecture Notes in Computer Science
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Moreover, the relative simplicity of these mappings has recently led to the development of techniques for learning finite-state transducers from a training set of inputoutput sentence pairs of the languages ...
In formal language theory, finite-state transducers are well-know models for simple "input-output" mappings between two languages. ...
) finite-state model, allows for a potentially better approximation. ...
doi:10.1007/978-3-540-30195-0_2
fatcat:n2soiu6f5ze2vb66jg5qq3y6qe
Computational and evolutionary aspects of language
2002
Nature
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Subsets of regular languages that are generated by finite-state automata with n states, however, have finite VC dimension, and one can estimate bounds on the number of sample sentences that are needed ...
'Regular' languages are generated by finite-state grammars, which are equivalent to finite-state automata. ...
doi:10.1038/nature00771
pmid:12050656
fatcat:b4ud7exuhbgudocp7wrstizofi
A Novel Approach to Computer-Assisted Translation Based on Finite-State Transducers
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2006
Lecture Notes in Computer Science
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In this framework, a human translator interacts with a translation system that dynamically offers a list of translations that best completes the part of the sentence already translated. ...
Stochastic finite-state transducer technology is proposed to support this CAT system. The system was assessed on two real tasks of different complexity in several languages. ...
Those states that are reached at the end of the parsing process of the source sentence, over the SFST, are considered final states (as well as those states reachable with λ-transitions from them). ...
doi:10.1007/11780885_5
fatcat:ghzhtt6z4vgdjmqcvvaeumsyqy
Page 173 of Computational Linguistics Vol. 31, Issue 2
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2005
Computational Linguistics
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If each sentence in this corpus is annotated by a list of transitions of an FA recognizing the sentence or a parse tree for a CFG generating the sentence, then training may consist simply in relative frequency ...
Language models often consist of a symbolic description of a language, such as a finite automaton (FA) or a context-free grammar (CFG), extended by a probability assignment to, for example, the transitions ...
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