Proceedings of the Workshop on Cognitive Aspects of Computational Language Acquisition

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Proceedings of the Workshop on Cognitive Aspects of Computational Language Acquisition

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Paula Buttery (University of Cambridge, UK)
Aline Villavicencio (Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, University of Bath, UK)
Anna Korhonen (University of Cambridge, UK)

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pdf	ps	bib	Front matter
pdf	ps	bib	A Linguistic Investigation into Unsupervised DOP Rens Bod	pp. 1–8
pdf	ps	bib	Using Classifier Features for Studying the Effect of Native Language on the Choice of Written Second Language Words Oren Tsur and Ari Rappoport	pp. 9–16
pdf	ps	bib	Phon 1.2: A Computational Basis for Phonological Database Elaboration and Model Testing Yvan Rose, Gregory Hedlund, Rod Byrne, Todd Wareham and Brian MacWhinney	pp. 17–24
pdf	ps	bib	High-accuracy Annotation and Parsing of CHILDES Transcripts Kenji Sagae, Eric Davis, Alon Lavie, Brian MacWhinney and Shuly Wintner	pp. 25–32
pdf	ps	bib	I will shoot your shopping down and you can shoot all my tins—Automatic Lexical Acquisition from the CHILDES Database Paula Buttery and Anna Korhonen	pp. 33–40
pdf	ps	bib	A Cognitive Model for the Representation and Acquisition of Verb Selectional Preferences Afra Alishahi and Suzanne Stevenson	pp. 41–48
pdf	ps	bib	ISA meets Lara: An incremental word space model for cognitively plausible simulations of semantic learning Marco Baroni, Alessandro Lenci and Luca Onnis	pp. 49–56
pdf	ps	bib	Simulating the acquisition of object names Alessio Plebe, Vivian De La Cruz and Marco Mazzone	pp. 57–64
pdf	ps	bib	Rethinking the syntactic burst in young children Christophe Parisse	pp. 65–72
pdf	ps	bib	The Topology of Synonymy and Homonymy Networks James Gorman and James Curran	pp. 73–80
pdf	ps	bib	The Benefits of Errors: Learning an OT Grammar with a Structured Candidate Set Tamas Biro	pp. 81–88
pdf	ps	bib	Learning to interpret novel noun-noun compounds: evidence from a category learning experiment Barry Devereux and Fintan Costello	pp. 89–96

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