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Temporal Lobes as Combinatory Engines for both Form and Meaning
2016
Workshop on Computational Linguistics for Linguistic Complexity
The relative contributions of meaning and form to sentence processing remains an outstanding issue across the language sciences. We examine this issue by formalizing four incremental complexity metrics and comparing them against freely-available ROI timecourses. Syntax-related metrics based on top-down parsing and structural dependency-distance turn out to significantly improve a regression model, compared to a simpler model that formalizes only conceptual combination using a distributional
dblp:conf/acl-cl4lc/LiBMH16
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