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Modeling memory effects in a head-final language with category locality

2025-12-19

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<p>Memory limitations have been assumed to be a major factor shaping human sentence comprehension, but characterizing memory-demanding structures in a broad-coverage and cross-linguistic manner has remained a challenge. A recent study suggested that such a general characterization can be obtained by assuming efficient compression of the syntactic information from the input guided by a logic-based grammar. Specific...

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8ab6fb64-2063-56e3-884e-a3ad15584680
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10.31234/osf.io/aj6my_v1
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