Language acquisition and connectionism
By: Kim Plunkett.
Contributors: Plunkett, Kim.
Publisher: Psychology Press
Published: 1998
Place of publication: Hove, UK
Language: eng
Number of pages: 424
Subjects: Language acquisition; Connectionism
Other titles: Language and cognitive processes. Special number.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
"This book is also a special issue of the journal Language and cognitive processes which forms issue 2/3 of volume 13 (1998)"--Prelims.
Table of contents: title: Language acquisition and connectionism / Kim Plunkett; title: Evolution of a rapidly learned representation for speech / Ramin C. Nakisa and Kim Plunkett; title: Connectionist and statistical approaches to language acquisition : a distributional perspective / Martin Redington and Nick Chater; title: A connectionist model for bootstrap learning of syllabic structure / Jean Vroomen, Antal van den Bosch and Beatrice de Gelder; title: Learning to segment speech using multiple cues : a connectionist model / Morten H. Christiansen, Joseph Allen and Mark S. Seidenberg.; title: Learning nouns and adjectives : a connectionist account / Michael Gasser and Linda B. Smith; title: Rules or associations in the acquisition of morphology? The frequency by regularity interaction in human and PDP learning of morphosyntax / Nick C. Ellis and Richard Schmidt; title: The development of spelling-sound relationships in a model of phonological reading / Marco Zorzi, George Houghton and Brian Butterworth; title: The emergence of propositions from the co-ordination of talk and action in a shared world / Brian Hazlehurst and Edwin Hutchins.