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Predictive structure or paradigm size? Investigating the effects of i-complexity and e-complexity on the learnability of morphological systems

2020-09-15

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<p>Research on cross-linguistic differences in morphological paradigms reveals a wide range of variation on many dimensions, including the number of categories expressed, the number of unique forms, and the number of inflectional classes. However, in an influential paper, Ackerman & Malouf (2013) argue that there is one dimension on which languages do not differ widely: in predictive structure. Predictive stru...

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DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/qns6v

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