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Learning How to Learn Languages: The Teaching & Learning of African Languages

Language and Linguistics Compass, 2010
Abstract The African continent is home to over a thousand languages, many of which are unwritten and most of which are underdescribed. Learners and instructors of these languages – indeed of any underdescribed language – must think and operate well beyond the methodologies and organization of the better‐resourced and more‐established ...
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Learning Languages with Help

2002
Grammatical inference consists in learning formal grammars for unknown languages when given learning data. Classically this data is raw: strings that belong to the language and eventually strings that do not. We present in this paper the possibility of learning when presented with additional information such as the knowledge that the hidden language ...
Christopher Kermorvant   +1 more
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Language learning strategy and language learning achievement

Chinese as a Second Language (漢語教學研究—美國中文教師學會學報). The journal of the Chinese Language Teachers Association, USA, 2017
AbstractThis study investigates the relationship between language learning achievement and the use of language learning strategy among intermediate Chinese as a second language (L2) learners. A total of 62 students from an intermediate Chinese course participated in this study.Strategy Inventory for Language Learning (SILL)(Oxford, 1989) was used to ...
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"How to Learn a Language"

The Modern Language Journal, 1948
M ANY a language teacher who participated in the ASTP or CATP during World War II found that, despite his endeavors and initiative and despite the obviously encouraging results he was achieving, he was arraigned as a conservative by the newly vocal coalition of linguistic scientists.
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Learning the language of DNA

Science
A genomic foundation model broadly enables sequence modeling, prediction, and ...
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Learning and the language of thought

2011 IEEE International Conference on Computer Vision Workshops (ICCV Workshops), 2011
Logic and probability are key themes of cognitive science that have long had an uneasy coexistence. I will describe the Probabilistic Language of Thought approach that brings them together into compositional representations with probabilistic meaning - formalized as stochastic lambda calculus.
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Biased to learn language

Developmental Science, 2007
AbstractSome recent publications that explore the foundations of early language development are reviewed in this article. The review adopts the pivotal idea that infants’ advancements are helped by the existence of different types of biases. The infant's discovery of the phonological properties of the language of the environment, as well as their ...
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The mathematics of language learning.

2014
Over the past decade, attention has gradually shifted from the estimation of parameters to the learning of linguistic structure (for a survey see Smith 2011). The Mathematics of Language (MOL) SIG put together this tutorial, composed of three lectures, to highlight some alternative learning paradigms in speech, syntax, and semantics in the hopes of ...
Kornai, Andras   +3 more
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Optimal Language Learning

2008
Gold's original paper on inductive inference introduced a notion of an optimal learner. Intuitively, a learner identifies a class of objects optimally iff there is no otherlearner that: requires as littleof each presentation of each object in the class in order to identify that object, and, for somepresentation of someobject in the class, requires ...
John Case, Samuel E. Moelius
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