Cognitive Models of Speech Processing: Psycholinguistic and Computational Perspectives

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Cognitive Models of Speech Processing: Psycholinguistic and Computational Perspectives

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1991

Cognitive Models of Speech Processing presents extensive reviews of current thinking on psycholinguistic and computational topics in speech recognition and natural-language processing, along with a substantial body of new experimental data and computational simulations. Topics range from lexical access and the recognition of words in continuous speech to syntactic processing and the relationship between syntactic and intonational structure.

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[ Front Matter ]

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Preface

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Chapter 1: Cognitive Models of Speech Processing: An Introduction

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Gerry T. M. Altmann

Gerry T. M. Altmann

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Chapter 2: Lexical Hypotheses in Continuous Speech

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Richard Shillcock

Richard Shillcock

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Chapter 3: Lexical Segmentation in TRACE: An Exercise in Simulation

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Uli H. Frauenfelder,

Uli H. Frauenfelder

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Guus Peeters

Guus Peeters

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Chapter 4: A Dynamic-Net Model of Human Speech Recognition

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Dennis Norris

Dennis Norris

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Chapter 5: Exploiting Prosodic Probabilities in Speech Segmentation

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Anne Cutler

Anne Cutler

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Chapter 6: Similarity Neighborhoods of Spoken Words

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Paul A. Luce,

Paul A. Luce

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David B. Pisoni,

David B. Pisoni

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Steven D. Goldinger

Steven D. Goldinger

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Chapter 7: Activation, Competition, and Frequency in Lexical Access

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William Marslen-Wilson

William Marslen-Wilson

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Chapter 8: Retroactive Influence of Syllable Neighborhoods

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Jan Charles-Luce,

Jan Charles-Luce

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Paul A. Luce,

Paul A. Luce

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Michael S. Cluff

Michael S. Cluff

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Chapter 9: Competition, Lateral Inhibition, and Frequency: Comments on the Chapters of Frauenfelder and Peeters, Marslen-Wilson, and Others

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Ellen Gurman Bard

Ellen Gurman Bard

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Chapter 10: Lexical Statistics and Cognitive Models of Speech Processing

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Gerry T. M. Altmann

Gerry T. M. Altmann

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Chapter 11: Constraining Models of Lexical Access: The Onset of Word Recognition

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Jacques Mehler,

Jacques Mehler

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Emmanuel Dupoux,

Emmanuel Dupoux

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Juan Segui

Juan Segui

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Chapter 12: The Role of the Syllable in Speech Segmentation, Phoneme Identification, and Lexical Access

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Juan Segui,

Juan Segui

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Emmanuel Dupoux,

Emmanuel Dupoux

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Jacques Mehler

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Chapter 13: Effects of Sentence Context and Lexical Knowledge in Speech Processing

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Cynthia Connine

Cynthia Connine

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Chapter 14: Using Perceptual-Restoration Effects to Explore the Architecture of Perception

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Arthur G. Samuel

Arthur G. Samuel

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Chapter 15: The Relationship between Sentential Context and Sensory Input: Comments on Connine's and Samuel's Chapters

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Lorraine K. Tyler

Lorraine K. Tyler

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Chapter 16: Modularity Compromised: Selecting Partial Hypotheses

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Henry Thompson,

Henry Thompson

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Gerry T. M. Altmann

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Chapter 17: Representation and Structure in Connectionist Models

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Jeffrey L. Elman

Jeffrey L. Elman

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Chapter 18: Combinatory Lexical Information and Language Comprehension

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Michael K. Tanenhaus,

Michael K. Tanenhaus

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Susan M. Garnsey

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Julie Boland

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Chapter 19: Exploring the Architecture of the Language-Processing System

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Lyn Frazier

Lyn Frazier

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Chapter 20: Thematic Roles and Modularity: Comments on the Chapters by Frazier and Tanenhaus et al.

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Janet Dean Fodor

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Chapter 21: Syntax and Intonational Structure in a Combinatory Grammar

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Mark J. Steedman

Mark J. Steedman

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Chapter 22: Description Theory and Intonation Boundaries

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Mitchell Marcus,

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Donald Hindle

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Chapter 23: Phrase Structure and Intonational Phrases: Comments on the Chapters by Marcus and Steedman

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Aravind K. Joshi

Aravind K. Joshi

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Contributors

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Index

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