Simulations explored the inability of the TRACE model of spoken-word recognition to model the effects on human listening of acoustic-phonetic mismatches in word forms. The source of TRACE's failure lay not in its interactive connectivity, not in the presence of interword competition, and not in the use of phonemic representations, but in the need for continuously optimised interpretation of the input. When an analogue of TRACE was allowed to cycle to asymptote on every slice of input, an acceptable simulation of the subcategorical mismatch data was achieved. Even then, however, the simulation was not as close as that produced by the Merge model
Présentation de simulations d'un modèle mathématiqueThis theoretical article explores how initial em...
In 5 experiments, listeners heard words and nonwords, some cross-spliced so that they contained acou...
Grossberg and Kazerounian (2011) present an approach to modeling sequence representation for spoken ...
Simulations explored the inability of the TRACE model of spoken-word recognition to model the effect...
Simulations explored the inability of the TRACE model of spoken-word recognition to model the effect...
Item does not contain fulltextSimulations explored the inability of the TRACE model of spoken-word r...
Simulations explored the inability of the TRACE model of spoken-word recognition to model the effect...
Computational models provide a means for concretely specifying theoretical assumptions, and examinin...
A long-standing debate between autonomous and interactive models of spoken word recognition was give...
International audienceHow do we map the rapid input of spoken language onto phonological and lexical...
In 5 experiments, listeners heard words and nonwords, some cross-spliced so that they contained acou...
Computational models provide a means for concretely specifying theoretical assumptions, and examinin...
The TRACE model of speech perception (McClelland & Elman, 1986) is used to simulate results from the...
International audienceHow do we map the rapid input of spoken language onto phonological and lexical...
The TRACE model of speech perception (McClelland and Elman, 1986) is used to simulate results from t...
Présentation de simulations d'un modèle mathématiqueThis theoretical article explores how initial em...
In 5 experiments, listeners heard words and nonwords, some cross-spliced so that they contained acou...
Grossberg and Kazerounian (2011) present an approach to modeling sequence representation for spoken ...
Simulations explored the inability of the TRACE model of spoken-word recognition to model the effect...
Simulations explored the inability of the TRACE model of spoken-word recognition to model the effect...
Item does not contain fulltextSimulations explored the inability of the TRACE model of spoken-word r...
Simulations explored the inability of the TRACE model of spoken-word recognition to model the effect...
Computational models provide a means for concretely specifying theoretical assumptions, and examinin...
A long-standing debate between autonomous and interactive models of spoken word recognition was give...
International audienceHow do we map the rapid input of spoken language onto phonological and lexical...
In 5 experiments, listeners heard words and nonwords, some cross-spliced so that they contained acou...
Computational models provide a means for concretely specifying theoretical assumptions, and examinin...
The TRACE model of speech perception (McClelland & Elman, 1986) is used to simulate results from the...
International audienceHow do we map the rapid input of spoken language onto phonological and lexical...
The TRACE model of speech perception (McClelland and Elman, 1986) is used to simulate results from t...
Présentation de simulations d'un modèle mathématiqueThis theoretical article explores how initial em...
In 5 experiments, listeners heard words and nonwords, some cross-spliced so that they contained acou...
Grossberg and Kazerounian (2011) present an approach to modeling sequence representation for spoken ...