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Stability and Evolution of Synonyms and Homonyms in Signaling Game [PDF]
Entropy, 2022 Synonyms and homonyms appear in all natural languages. We analyze their evolution within the framework of the signaling game. Agents in our model use reinforcement learning, where probabilities of selection of a communicated word or of its interpretation
Dorota Lipowska, Adam Lipowski
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When a bank becomes a bank, and a bank is the bank but not the bank: Multistability of homonyms’ meaning [PDF]
i-Perception, 2023 Perceptual multistability is well-known and mostly visually demonstrated: Common examples are Necker's cube or Rubin's face-vase that produce qualitatively different percepts continuously oscillating between the solutions despite physically stable ...
Malin Styrnal +2 more
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Homonyms and context in signalling game with reinforcement learning. [PDF]
PLoS ONEUsing multi-agent signalling game with reinforcement learning, we examine the influence of context on the dynamics of homonyms. In our approach, context denotes additional information sent to the receiver, which helps to recognise the signal.
Dorota Lipowska +2 more
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Hemi- and Homonyms in the Big Data Era
Diversity, 2020 The issue of hemi- and homonyms is an unsolved topic in the Big Data era, where informatics and technicians, rather than biologists or taxonomists, analyze huge datasets.
Sánchez-González Jorge R
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Homonyms with Forgeable Identifiers [PDF]
Colloquium on Structural Information & Communication Complexity, 2012 We consider here the Byzantine Agreement problem (BA) in synchronous systems with homonyms in the case where some identifiers may be forgeable. More precisely, the n processes share a set of l (1≤l≤n) identifiers. Assuming that at most t processes may be Byzantine and at most k (t≤k≤l) of these identifiers are forgeable in the sense that any Byzantine ...
C. Delporte-Gallet +2 more
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Homonyms and Synonyms in NOK Method [PDF]
Procedia Engineering, 2015 Knowledge representation is one of the areas covered by artificial intelligence. Method Nodes of Knowledge (NOK) is one of the methods which allows a graphical representation and organization of knowledge in the form of a DNOK diagram (Diagram of Nodes ...
Mile Pavlič +2 more
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Relative Meaning Frequencies for 100 Homonyms: British eDom Norms
Journal of Open Psychology Data, 2016 This data set contains British-English ratings of meaning frequencies for 100 homonyms, i.e., words with multiple unrelated meanings (e.g., “money/river bank”).
Greg Maciejewski +1 more
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Election in unidirectional rings with homonyms
Journal of Parallel and Distributed Computing, 2020 We study leader election in unidirectional rings of homonyms that have no a priori knowledge of the number of processes. In this context, we show that there exists no algorithm that solves the process-terminating leader election problem for the class of ...
Karine Altisen +2 more
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The time course of semantic ambiguity in visual word recognition: behavioral and ERP evidence for the lexical-semantic effect [PDF]
Frontiers in PsychologyIntroductionHomonyms are words with multiple, unrelated meanings that share a single form and pronunciation. These words provide valuable insights into how semantic representation is retrieved and selected independently of orthography and phonology. This
Joonwoo Kim, Sangyub Kim, Kichun Nam
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Lexical homonymy as a problem of linguistic textology (Based on Njegoš’s Epic Stephen the Little) [PDF]
Južnoslovenski Filolog, 2021 The author of this paper explains the interpretation of types of homonyms (homophones and homographs), based on the epic Stephen the Little by the Serbian poet Petar II Petrović Njegoš, dating from the epoch of Romanticism.
Marojević Radmilo N.
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