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Cognitive Models of Speech Processing: Psycholinguistic and Computational Perspectives |
Gerry T. M. Altmann
MIT Press,
Cognitive Models of Speech Processing: Psycholinguistic and Computational Perspectives
Chapter 15: The Relationship between Sentential Context and Sensory Input: Comments on Connine's and Samuel's Chapters
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1671271870040_19173

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10.7551/mitpress/1889.003.0016

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https://direct.mit.edu/books/book/4683/chapter/214769/Chapter-15-The-Relationship-between-Sentential

Table of Contents of Book
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Chapter 1: Cognitive Models of Speech Processing: An Introduction
Chapter 2: Lexical Hypotheses in Continuous Speech
Chapter 3: Lexical Simulation in TRACE: An Exercise in Simulation
Chapter 4: A Dynamic-Net Model of Human Speech Recognition
Chapter 5: Exploiting Prosodic Probabilities in Speech Recognition
Chapter 6: Similarity Neighborhoods of Spoken Words
Chapter 7: Activation, Competition, and Frequency in Lexical Access
Chapter 8: Retroactive Influence of Syllable Neighborhoods
Chapter 9: Competition, Lateral Inhibition, and Frequency: Comments on the Chapters of Frauenfelder and Peeters, Marslen-Wilson, and Others
Chapter 10: Lexical Statistics and Cognitive Models of Speech Processing
Chapter 11: Constraining Models of Lexical Access: The Onset of Word Recognition
Chapter 12: The Role of the Syllable in Speech Segmentation, Phoneme Identification, and Lexical Access
Chapter 13: Effects of Sentence Context and Lexical Knowledge in Speech Processing
Chapter 14: Using Perceptual-Restoration Effects to Explore the Architecture of Perception
Chapter 15: The Relationship between Sentential Context and Sensory Input: Comments on Connine's and Samuel's Chapters
Chapter 16: Modularity Compromised: Selecting Partial Hypotheses
Chapter 17: Representation and Structure in Connectionist Models
Chapter 18: Combinatory Lexical Information and Language Comprehension
Chapter 19: Exploring the Architecture of the Language-Processing System
Chapter 20: Thematic Roles and Modularity: Comments on the Chapters by Frazier and Tanenhaus et al.
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