How do humans learn language? According to the usage based model of construction grammar, language is inductively learned. Linguistic input can be interpreted by making analogies with previously seen language. However, how does one start to interpret linguistic input before one has experiences to compare it to? In this paper, a computational model for building this first corpus using construction grammar is introduced. An implementation for simulation is presented, along with some promising experimental results. 1
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