New paper by Siva Kalyan and Mark Donohue: "The Dimensions of Morphosyntactic Variation: Whorf, Greenberg and Nichols were right" https://t.co/BW9z4h0tn9
LSA member Alec Marantz, in collaboration with psychologists and neuroscientists, sheds light on the neural 'auto-correct' feature we use to process ambiguous sounds before we even notice them. https://t.co/69EhYQ3NYJ
Can You Lose Your Native Language? "It’s possible to forget your first language, even as an adult. But how, and why, this happens is complex and counter-intuitive." https://t.co/QlHD2ikgUy
"AI could read your handwriting to figure out your nationality." #Linguistic#profiling has gained new horizons - good time for linguists to get involved! https://t.co/MhIgmIUktn
"Google, Netflix, data companies, video games and more all use #ArtificialIntelligence to comb through large amounts of data" - a lot of it #language data! Find out more about Natural Language Processing or NLP from @Forbes https://t.co/YWfnYhgJ4Q
gganimate has reached the gapminder state of its development as transition_time() has been added #rstats
p + ... +
transition_time(year) +
ease_aes('linear')
Soon You May Be Able to Text with 2,000 Egyptian Hieroglyphs: The proposal is part of a larger effort to study, preserve, and then digitally represent ancient and endangered languages through the use of computer code.
https://t.co/XT2zQ89Re3
Our new paper is out: Segmentation of large images based on super-pixels and community detection in graphs #DataMining#networks#ImageProcessing#PatternRecognition
https://t.co/ST23iImlYw
on Arxiv:
https://t.co/QxDhfV3mjp
Is there a "language acquisition device" in our brains, as Chomsky suggested in 1960? Syntax networks in children support this idea. Here's our paper on phase transitions in language acquisition https://t.co/OONRMPX6iN