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Error-driven learning of communication systems in biological life forms

2021-02-21

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<p>Life forms on Earth use a vast array of methods of communication, within which there is a wide range of complexity and adaptivity. As far as is currently known, the systems most capable of adapting to new input and new communicative needs are human languages. This seems to result from the high degree of reliance on learning, relative to genetic encoding, in human linguistic systems. We propose that the relative...

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b311344a-073c-5d9d-b0aa-62f114af5c63
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10.31234/osf.io/86j9n
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