Titlebook: Emergence of Communication and Language; Caroline Lyon,Chrystopher L. Nehaniv,Angelo Cangel Book 2007 Springer-Verlag London 2007 Computat

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Language Change among ‘Memoryless Learners’ Simulated in Language Dynamics Equationswith others. In the work described here we investigate situations in which learners are exposed to more than one language. Our study leads us to suggest how creole languages could emerge. We make the assumption that the language learners come to acquire one of the languages that is optimal for commu

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The Evolution of Meaning-Space Structure through Iterated Learningex meaning, we tend to use signals whose structure reflects the structure of the meaning to some degree. This property is the foundation upon which the syntax of language is built. It is natural, therefore, that an evolutionary account of human language should contrast compositional communication wi

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The Emergence of Language: How to Simulate Ittworks and living, evolving, and learning in artificial environments. Some simulations have already been done but most of the necessary work is a task for the future. We discuss language evolution under two topics: language is learned from others on the basis of genetically inherited predispositions

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Lexical Acquisition with and without Metacommunicationrites a compositional semantics. In this chapter we consider the emergence of one class of utterances which illustrate that semantic expressiveness is not correlated with syntactic complexity, namely metacommunicative interaction (MCI) utterances. These are utterance acts in which conversationalists

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Agent Based Modelling of Communication Costs: Why Information Can Be Freel. It is possible that language is just a side effect of the large human brain — a spandrel or exaptation — that only became useful later. If language is adaptive, this does not necessarily mean that it is adaptive for the purpose of communication. For example Dennett (1996) and Chomsky (1980) have

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Manabu Iguchi,Olusegun J. Ilegbusi out that humans are symbolic species, namely, we show symbolic cognitive activities such as learning, formation, and manipulation of symbols. In research into the origin and the evolution of language, we should elucidate the emerging process of such symbolic cognitive activities.