'Syntactic knowledge' diaporamas de présentation

Reading Fluency: What, Why, & How

Reading Fluency: What, Why, & How. Roxanne Hudson, Ph.D. University of Washington. 2006 Massachusetts Reading First Conference . What is reading fluency?. Accurate reading at a conversational rate with appropriate prosody. (Hudson, Lane, & Pullen, 2005)

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Breaking New Ground in Authorship Analysis: Leveraging Data in Cross-domain Settings

Breaking New Ground in Authorship Analysis: Leveraging Data in Cross-domain Settings. Thamar Solorio Assistant Professor Computational Representation and Analysis of Language ( CoRAL ) Lab Department of Computer and Information Sciences University of Alabama at B irmingham.

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CS 240: Software Project Fall 2003 Sections 1 & 2

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Managing people

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Back to Usual Issues

Back to Usual Issues. So, evidence supports both Parallelism & Interaction of multiple within-sentence constraints And shows Verb Bias effects in sentences that should not require any reanalysis But Verb Bias effects could be part of 1 st stage, since may be a kind of syntactic knowledge

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Introduction to WG syntax

Word-word relations are concepts. Introduction to WG syntax. Richard Hudson Joensuu November 2010. The challenge. How to go beyond single words to combinations of words to general patterns This is the domain of syntax the study of how words combine including general rules .

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A Procedural Model of Language Understanding

A Procedural Model of Language Understanding. Terry Winograd in Schank and Colby, eds., Computer Models of Thought and Language, Freeman, 1973 ??? : ???. Index. Introduction The presentation of meaning Semantic analysis The role of syntax Limitations of the Approach. Introduction.

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Thinking about knowledge: Young versus Roberts and beyond

Thinking about knowledge: Young versus Roberts and beyond. GTE Conference Winchester 2014. Why this paper?. Issues with Young and Roberts.

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Theories

Theories. Lecture 3. Automation and human control. Successful integration: Users can avoid: Routine, tedious, and error prone tasks Users can concentrate on: Making critical decisions, coping with unexpected situations, and planning future actions. Automation and human control (cont.).

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High level models of human-computer behaviour

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