Mediathek

Jeff Rouder (University of California, Irvine) -  Talk at SMLP 2020. Title: "Robust Cognitive Models"

Christina Bergmann (Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics) -  Talk at SMLP 2020. Title: "The 'new' Science: transparent, cumulative, and collaborative"

Topics:

• A-maze of Natural Stories: Texts are comprehensible using the Maze task
• Associative stem priming with semantically opaque prefixed verbs in Dutch
• The role of lexical information processing in sentence structure formulation
• Speakers balance production effort against message uncertainty: Evidence from cross-linguistic artificial language learning
• Generalisation of ‘pure’ morphology: Dual-mechanism in native speakers, similarity in second language learners
• Strong and weak islands: A theory of graded accessibility of linguistic domains
• Reinforcement learning for production-based cognitive models
• On the relationship between form and information content

Topics:

• The Sentence Gestalt model: Modelling N400 amplitudes as change in a probabilistic representation of meaning
• The development of on-line predictive processing from morphosyntactic cues: Evidence from Tagalog
• The processing and acquisition of Russian aspect: Evidence from VW eye-tracking
• Losing access to the second language and its effect on executive function development in childhood: The case of 'returnees'
• Computational models of retrieval processes in sentence comprehension in aphasia
• Forward surprisal models production planning in reading aloud
• Benchmarking neural networks as models of language processing
• Reading strategies in monolingual adults and children vs. bilingual heritage and L2 speakers of Russian: A scanpath analysis
• Lingering misinterpretation of garden-path sentences and structural representation
• Not so great expectations

Topics:

• Towards a model of language processing in a neurophysiological system
• Surprisal is a good predictor of the N400 effect, but not for semantic relations
• Processing causatives in first language acquisition: A computational approach
• A unified model of gradient acceptability for agreement with coordinate structure
• Word order predicts cross-linguistic differences in the production of redundant color and number modifiers
• A decade of mixed models: It’s past time to set your contrasts
•  Seeing a beat gesture can change what speech sounds you hear
• No scope for planning – language pre-planning as mixture process
• Differences in lexical retrieval and reintegration processes between foveal and parafoveal processing during reading: Evidence from event related potentials
• Neural networks as a framework for modeling human syntactic processing

Jeff Rouder (University of California, Irvine) -  Talk at AMLaP 2020. Title: "Qualitative vs. Quantitative Individual Differences: Implications for Cognitive Control"

Short presentation of the poster on the topic: "Lateralization of prosodic processing in individuals with unilateral brain damage"

This is the talk by Shravan Vasishth at the 2018 ISBA World Meeting, Edinburgh. Title: "Type M error in practice: A case study".

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This talk reviews our work in Potsdam on evaluating models of retrieval processes. Title: "Computational modelsof retrieval processes: an evalutation using benchmark data".

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