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Expert-adapted language models improve the fit to reading times

2023-07-31

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<p>The concept of surprisal refers to the predictability of a word based on its context. Surprisal is known to be predictive of human processing difficulty and is usually estimated by language models. However, because humans differ in their linguistic experience, they also differ in the actual processing difficulty they experience with a given word or sentence. We investigate whether models that are similar to the...

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f209ae97-e28a-54bf-9b6f-7e2e42c11642
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10.31234/osf.io/dc8y6
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