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... Chapter Four . . 74 CHAPTER FIVE : The Implemetation . 76 5.1 . How the Model Reflects the Data 76 • 5.1.1 . The output of the first interation of the sample run . . 76 5.1.2 . Abstract classes . 79 5.1.3 . The template grammar . 80 5.1.4 ...
... Chapter Four . . 74 CHAPTER FIVE : The Implemetation . 76 5.1 . How the Model Reflects the Data 76 • 5.1.1 . The output of the first interation of the sample run . . 76 5.1.2 . Abstract classes . 79 5.1.3 . The template grammar . 80 5.1.4 ...
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... Chapter four ) . It might be hypothesized that the child's comprehension may be more advanced than his production , and this should perhaps be reflected by the use of two different grammars , or perhaps a set of grammatical rules with ...
... Chapter four ) . It might be hypothesized that the child's comprehension may be more advanced than his production , and this should perhaps be reflected by the use of two different grammars , or perhaps a set of grammatical rules with ...
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... Chapter Four , whereby the model begins with cognitive - semantic formulations , and gradually builds up a syntactic grammatical formulation which can grow to be independent of the cognitive basis . 2.3 . A Learning Systems and Example ...
... Chapter Four , whereby the model begins with cognitive - semantic formulations , and gradually builds up a syntactic grammatical formulation which can grow to be independent of the cognitive basis . 2.3 . A Learning Systems and Example ...
Contents
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The Empirical Data | 22 |
The Model Claims and Predictions | 41 |
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ab-cl abstract abstract classes abstract-class adjectives Adult Child Appendix bathtub bunny Chapter Four chicken child language Claire data Claire's cognitive combinations concatenated and collapsed concept-space concepts confidence factors context cup-of-tea daddy forks daddy right-here data-spaces doggie doll Dumpty encoded ex-cl example example-template feature-nm Figure function giraffe gleaned horsie house shut hypothesized input data input sentence invoked Jane kitty cat language acquisition learning lexical items lexicon linguistic meaning modules mommy bear mommy chair notherone noun object object permanence output sentence Piaget Pixie porcupine possn-reln produced question Raggedy Ann recursive grammar relation word relation-word repetition response right-here semantic Session 9 session number setup-features setup-opposites slot-filler slot1 slotl specific stage template grammar template growing template types there's three-word templates toy dolls two-word level two-year-old uh oh University of Massachusetts utterances verb What's this kitty word classes