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Big Data in Cognitive Science |
Michael N. Jones
Routledge
Big Data in Cognitive Science
Attention Economies, Information Crowding, and Language Change
Authors

Change Thomas T. Hills, James S. Adelman, and Takao Noguchi

ARI Id

1666168903941_14946289

Access

Not Available Free

Pages

279-302

DOI

10.4324/9781315413570-25

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Chapters/HeadingsAuthor(s)PagesInfo
Developing Cognitive Theory by Mining Large-scale Naturalistic Data
Michael N. Jones
10-21
Sequential Bayesian Updating for Big Data
Zita Oravecz; Matt Huentelman; Joachim Vandekerckhove
22-42
Predicting and Improving Memory Retention: Psychological Theory Matters in the Big Data Era
Michael C. Mozer; Robert V. Lindsey
43-73
Tractable Bayesian Teaching
Baxter S. Eaves Jr., April M. Schweinhart, and Patrick Shafto
74-99
Social Structure Relates to Linguistic Information Density
David W. Vinson; Rick Dale
100-103
Method
104-111
Results
112-117
General Discussion
118-120
Notes
121-121
References
122-125
Music Tagging and Listening: Testing the Memory Cue Hypothesis in a Collaborative Tagging System
Jared Lorince; Peter M. Todd
126-152
Flickr® Distributional Tagspace: Evaluating the Semantic Spaces Emerging from Flickr® Tag Distributions
Marianna Bolognesi
153-182
Large-scale Network Representations of Semantics in the Mental Lexicon
Simon De Deyne; Yoed N. Kenett; David Anaki; Miriam Faust
183-189
The Structure of Semantic Networks
190-199
Discussion
200-204
Notes
205-211
Individual Differences in Semantic Priming Performance: Insights from the Semantic Priming Project
Melvin J. Yap; Keith A. Hutchison; Luuan Chin Tan
212-235
Small Worlds and Big Data: Examining the Simplification Assumption in Cognitive Modeling
Brendan Johns; Douglas J. K. Mewhort; Michael N. Jones
236-254
Alignment in Web-based Dialogue: Who Aligns, and How Automatic Is It? Studies in Big-Data Computational Psycholinguistics
David Reitter
255-278
Attention Economies, Information Crowding, and Language Change
Change Thomas T. Hills, James S. Adelman, and Takao Noguchi
279-302
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