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The dual-mechanism model of inflectional morphology: A connectionist critique
Year: 1999 Journal: Behavioral and Brain Sciences Vol: 22 (6)Pages: 1026-1027 Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Abstract
Clahsen has added to the body of evidence that, on average, regular and irregular inflected words behave differently. However, the dual-mechanism account he supports predicts a crisp distinction; the empirical data instead suggest a fuzzy one, more in line with single-mechanism connectionist models.
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Connectionism Mechanism (biology) Dual (grammatical number) Morphology (biology) Computer science Cognitive science Psychology Artificial intelligence Cognitive psychology Linguistics Artificial neural network Philosophy Epistemology Geology Paleontology
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Language and cultural evolution
Social Sciences → Social Sciences → Cultural Studies
Syntax, Semantics, Linguistic Variation
Social Sciences → Arts and Humanities → Language and Linguistics
Linguistic Variation and Morphology
Social Sciences → Social Sciences → Linguistics and Language
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