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Probabilistic Reasoning with Transformer Networks: An Application to Predicate Judgment

2022-12-20

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<p>Transformer networks that are trained on participant-generated feature norms have been shown to replicate several behavioral patterns observed in prior research on human semantic cognition. In this paper, I compare the predictions of these networks with participant evaluations of sentences sampled from a vast domain of discourse, with thousands of naturalistic predicates. I find that existing transformer networ...

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32fc3a4b-fb84-5904-ac78-e2dc84788165
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10.31234/osf.io/s3d74
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