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A Discriminative Lexicon Approach to Word Comprehension, Production and Processing: Maltese Plurals

2021-09-23

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<p>Comprehending and producing words is a natural process for human speakers. In linguistic theory, investigating this process formally and computationally is often done by focusing on forms only. By moving beyond the world of forms, we show in this study that the Discriminative Lexicon (DL) model operating with word comprehension as a mapping of form onto meaning and word production as a mapping of meaning onto f...

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40762d48-ebd1-548f-9891-af16cedc7391
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10.31234/osf.io/rkath
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