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Solving analogies on words

Proceedings of the 17th international conference on Computational linguistics -, 1998
To introduce the algorithm presented in this paper, we take a path that is inverse to the historical development of the idea of analogy (see (Hoffman 95)). This is necessary, because a certain incomprehension is faced when speaking about linguistic analogy, i.e., it is generally given a broader and more psychological definition. Also, with our proposal
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Analog Networks for Word Association

IEEE Transactions on Military Electronics, 1963
This paper is concerned with the use of analog electrical networks for the automatic recognition of statistical word associations present in written English text. A general mathematical theory is proposed for the association of linguistic units by means of linear transformations, and it is shown that this theory can be realized through use of passive ...
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Learning Words: a Cognoelectrical Analogy

1998
Learning Words: a Cognoelectrical ...
Dembitz, Šandor, Knežević, Petar
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Hemispheric interactions during a face-word Stroop-analog task.

Neuropsychology, 2000
A Stroop-analog task with faces and words was developed to investigate intrahemispheric and interhemispheric Stroop effects (SEs). Lateralized faces and words were used in an attempt to invoke right- and left-hemispheric specialization, respectively. A prototypical male face, female face, and baby face and the corresponding words man, woman, and baby ...
V, Kavcic, J M, Clarke
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New word analogy corpus for exploring embeddings of Czech words

2016
paper accepted on Cicling 2016 conference, will be published in ...
Svoboda, Luk����   +1 more
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Spelling Unfamiliar Words By an Analogy Strategy

The Journal of Special Education, 1985
This study investigated the effects of instructing an experimental group of mildly handicapped students in a strategy for spelling new words by using spelling patterns from known words. The control group learned to read and spell sight word vocabulary.
Carol Sue Englert   +2 more
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Analogy in Word-formation

2017
Nowadays many new English words owe their origin and raison d’être to the analogical process, which transversely applies to a spectrum of neoformations ranging from grammatical and regular neologisms to extra-grammatical and even ungrammatical nonce words.
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