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Lexical meaning is lower dimensional in psychosis [PDF]
Scientific ReportsDiverse language models (LMs), including large language models (LLMs) based on deep neural networks, allow us to chart how people organize meanings in speech and how this process breaks down in conditions.
Claudio Palominos +7 more
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Representing interlingual meaning in lexical databases
Artificial Intelligence Review, 2023 AbstractIn today’s multilingual lexical databases, the majority of the world’s languages are under-represented. Beyond a mere issue of resource incompleteness, we show that existing lexical databases have structural limitations that result in a reduced expressivity on culturally-specific words and in mapping them across languages.
Gabor Bella
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Representing word meaning in context via lexical substitutes
Automatika, 2021 Representing the meaning of individual words is crucial for most natural language processing (NLP) tasks. This, however, is a challenge because word meaning often depends on the context.
Domagoj Alagić, Jan Šnajder
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Ampersand, 2019 The use of loanwords is not merely a lexical act (filling a lexical gap in a given language, or using a shorter word in place of a longer expression) but also a socially meaningful one – a contextual expression of self, social identity and language ...
Eline Zenner +2 more
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Analysis of the Lexical Meaning of Harf Jar in Surah Al-Ahqaf
Studi Arab, 2023 This study aims to analyze the lexical meaning of the harf jar in Surah Al-Ahqaf. The research method used is library research by collecting data through the study of relevant books, literature, notes, and reports.
Misbahuddin +2 more
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SALEE, 2022 The lexical meaning was the smallest meaning unit in the meaning system of language that could be distinguished from other similar units. A lexeme was an abstract unit that occurred in many different forms of spoken or written sentences.
Nurmayana Nurmayana +1 more
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̒Ilm-i Zabān, 2014 In the conjugation of root morpheme, zero morpheme is a morpheme which has semantic load but no visual representation, not in written nor spoken form. As an example, the word رفت in Persian is a third-person, simple past, singular but there are no visual
Azita Abbasi
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Fuzzy Lexical Representations in Adult Second Language Speakers
Frontiers in Psychology, 2021 We propose the fuzzy lexical representations (FLRs) hypothesis that regards fuzziness as a core property of nonnative (L2) lexical representations (LRs). Fuzziness refers to imprecise encoding at different levels of LRs and interacts with input frequency
Kira Gor +6 more
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HTS Teologiese Studies/Theological Studies, 2022 The meaning of any given lexical item emerges from an analysis of its contextual usage, but with biblical languages, often a traditional gloss will be accepted as if it were the clear meaning of a lexical item. Lexicons and dictionaries rarely go all the
Douglas T. Mangum
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