Why Children and Machines Learn Differently

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Intervenant(s)

Charles Yang

University of Pennsylvania

Événements

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24 juin 2021

09:30 à 10:00

Stanislas Dehaene, Luigi Rizzi et Stéphane Mallat

On the Proper Role of Linguistically-Oriented Deep Net Analysis in Linguistic Theorizing

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25 juin 2021

11:10 à 11:15

Andrea Moro et Cristiano Chesi

The Limits of Competence and Processing: The Case of Copular Sentences

Beyond the Benchmarks: Linguistically-Informed Notions of Locality and Similarity in Distributed…

Quantifiers in Natural Language: The Interface between Syntax and Logic

Logic, Grammar and Distribution: The Case of Polarity Items

Probing Syntax and Semantics in the Brain

The Cortical Organization of Syntax: A Minimalist Perspective

Why Humans Still Trump Machines: The Language of Thought Hypothesis

General discussion

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Stanislas Dehaene, chaire Psychologie cognitive expérimentale

Stéphane Mallat, chaire Sciences des données

Luigi Rizzi, chaire Linguistique générale

The Representation of Language in Brains and Machines

Why Children and Machines Learn Differently

Natural Languages and Machine Learning Approaches

Intervenant(s)

Charles Yang

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The Representation of Language in Brains and Machines

Grammatical Inferences without Words

A Linguistic Learning Bias Found in Humans, Animals, and Artificial Learners

Bootstrapping the Syntactic Bootstrapper

Developmental Syntactic Disorders and What They Say about the Critical Period

Few-Shot Learning Is Still Difficult With Large-Scale Language Models

Neural Language Models: The Successes, and the Challenges

Why Children and Machines Learn Differently

Grammatical Generalization and Language Processing in Humans and Machines

General discussion

Simulating the Emergence of Linguistic Categories in Infants

On the Proper Role of Linguistically-Oriented Deep Net Analysis in Linguistic Theorizing

The Limits of Competence and Processing: The Case of Copular Sentences

Beyond the Benchmarks: Linguistically-Informed Notions of Locality and Similarity in Distributed…

Quantifiers in Natural Language: The Interface between Syntax and Logic

Logic, Grammar and Distribution: The Case of Polarity Items

Probing Syntax and Semantics in the Brain

The Cortical Organization of Syntax: A Minimalist Perspective

Why Humans Still Trump Machines: The Language of Thought Hypothesis

General discussion

Voir aussi