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Core vocabulary reveals differences between human word prediction and large language models

2025-08-29

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<p>The question of which words are the most central or important to a language has been explored in various ways. In this study, we propose definitions of core vocabulary that are based on how language is learned, represented, and processed from psychological perspectives, and test these on a word prediction task. We aim to (1) compare core vocabulary based on word frequency in natural language, the content of wor...

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58e636c8-7e99-56ac-bed2-f88a689ad71a
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10.31234/osf.io/dpgac_v1
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