Child semantic development includes learning the meaning of words as well as the semantic relations among words. A presumed outcome of semantic develop-ment is the formation of a semantic net-work that reflects this knowledge. We present an algorithm for simultaneously learning word meanings and gradually growing a semantic network, which ad-heres to the cognitive plausibility require-ments of incrementality and limited com-putations. We demonstrate that the seman-tic connections among words in addition to their context is necessary in forming a semantic network that resembles an adult’s semantic knowledge.
Abstract: Semantic networks represent dependencies between concepts or topics, and thus are well-sui...
<p>Prior research indicates a protracted developmental course in category-based reasoning. One possi...
Although the semantic relationships among words have long been acknowledged as a crucial component o...
Child semantic development includes learning the meaning of words as well as the semantic relations ...
Young children, with no prior knowledge, learn word meanings from a highly noisy and ambiguous input...
Young children, with no prior knowledge, learn word meanings from a highly noisy and ambiguous input...
Category theory can be applied to mathematically model the semantics of cognitive neural systems. We...
Semantic networks are basically graphic descriptions of knowledge composed of nodes and links that s...
Network models of language provide a systematic way of linking a child’s current vocabulary knowledg...
An extensive body of empirical research has revealed remarkable regularities in the acquisition, org...
An extensive body of empirical research has revealed remarkable regularities in the acquisition, org...
The main thesis of this chapter is that children do not learn single new words but rather new words ...
Prior research indicates a protracted developmental course in category-based reasoning. One possible...
Although the semantic relationships among words have long been acknowledged as a crucial component o...
Although the semantic relationships among words have long been acknowledged as a crucial component o...
Abstract: Semantic networks represent dependencies between concepts or topics, and thus are well-sui...
<p>Prior research indicates a protracted developmental course in category-based reasoning. One possi...
Although the semantic relationships among words have long been acknowledged as a crucial component o...
Child semantic development includes learning the meaning of words as well as the semantic relations ...
Young children, with no prior knowledge, learn word meanings from a highly noisy and ambiguous input...
Young children, with no prior knowledge, learn word meanings from a highly noisy and ambiguous input...
Category theory can be applied to mathematically model the semantics of cognitive neural systems. We...
Semantic networks are basically graphic descriptions of knowledge composed of nodes and links that s...
Network models of language provide a systematic way of linking a child’s current vocabulary knowledg...
An extensive body of empirical research has revealed remarkable regularities in the acquisition, org...
An extensive body of empirical research has revealed remarkable regularities in the acquisition, org...
The main thesis of this chapter is that children do not learn single new words but rather new words ...
Prior research indicates a protracted developmental course in category-based reasoning. One possible...
Although the semantic relationships among words have long been acknowledged as a crucial component o...
Although the semantic relationships among words have long been acknowledged as a crucial component o...
Abstract: Semantic networks represent dependencies between concepts or topics, and thus are well-sui...
<p>Prior research indicates a protracted developmental course in category-based reasoning. One possi...
Although the semantic relationships among words have long been acknowledged as a crucial component o...