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Simulating phonological and semantic impairment of English tense inflection with linear discriminative learning

2020-01-07

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<p>This study applies the computational theory of the ‘discriminative lexicon’ (Baayen et al., 2019) to the modeling of the production of regular and irregular English verbs in aphasic speech. Under impairment, speakers with memory loss have been reported to have greater difficulties with irregular verbs, whereas speakers with phonological impairment are described as having greater problems with regulars. Joanisse...

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Literature Corpus work: 778b50b1-d562-586a-b658-1fe37db79b75
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/5eksa

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