Double R Model (Referential and Relational model) is a computational psycholinguistic model of NLP founded on the principles of Cognitive Linguistics and implemented using the ACT-R cognitive architecture and modeling environment. Despite its psycholinguistic basis, Double R Model is intended for use in the development of large-scale, functional language comprehension systems. Given the inheren...

Acquired and developmental apraxia of speech (AOS and DAS) are defined as disorders of the transition from an abstract phonological code into motor commands. However, the natural course of these disorders differs substantially because of the fundamental difference in the developmental stage at which the apraxia expresses itself. In normal and pathological development alike, development of langu...

The article represents the outlook of modern methods psycholinguistic analysis dialogue semantics, semantic vector being most prospective in discourse linguistics. experimental psycholinguistics are rather new, and our research is an attempt to apply them study suggest some new methods. Psycholinguistic reveals numerous interdisciplinary links interpreting human speech behavior: with cognitive ...

We introduce a bootstrapping algorithm for regression that exploits word embedding models. We use it to infer four psycholinguistic properties of words: Familiarity, Age of Acquisition, Concreteness and Imagery and further populate the MRC Psycholinguistic Database with these properties. The approach achieves 0.88 correlation with humanproduced values and the inferred psycholinguistic features ...

this research study aimed at examining the use of vocabulary learning strategies of iranian male and female intermediate efl learners and the relationship between gender and the use of these strategies at shokouh language institue in iran. 80 efl learners who were at intermediate level participated in this study. this study used kudo’s (1999) classification of vocabulary learning strategies inc...

Functionalist typologists have long argued that pressures associated with language usage influence the distribution of grammatical properties across the world's languages. Specifically, grammatical properties may be observed more often across languages because they improve a language's utility or decrease its complexity. While this approach to the study of typology offers the potential of expla...