论文信息 - Syntactic Generalization in a Connectionist Model of Complex Sentence Production

Syntactic Generalization in a Connectionist Model of Complex Sentence Production

We present a neural-symbolic learning model of sentence production which displays strong semantic systematicity and recursive productivity. Using this model, we provide evidence for the data-driven learnability of complex yes/no-questions.

Franklin Chang | Hartmut Fitz | F. Chang | H. Fitz

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