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Can Large Language Models Help Augment English Psycholinguistic Datasets?

2023-06-19

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<p>Research on language and cognition relies extensively on large, psycholinguistic datasets —sometimes called “norms”. These datasets contain judgments of lexical properties like concreteness and age of acquisition, and can be used to norm experimental stimuli, discover empirical relationships in the lexicon, and stress-test computational models. However, collecting human judgments at scale is both time-consuming...

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