Titlebook: Resolving Semantic Ambiguity; David S. Gorfein Book 1989 Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1989 Processing.computational linguistics.control.l

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On the Comprehension of Lexical Ambiguity by Young Children: Investigations into the Development of al nature of that faculty, (2) an understanding of how that faculty develops, and (3) the determination of innate and learned characteristics of that faculty (see, e.g., Chomsky, 1986). These questions, in fact, represent fundamental issues in the study of all domains of cognitive performance, langu

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Computational Models of Ambiguity Resolution such work. The fields have different ways of thinking, different concerns, and different criteria as to what counts as a result. I will show that, nevertheless, both fields may profit from cooperation, by giving examples from my own work and that of some of my students showing how issues raised or

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Resolving Semantic Ambiguity: An Introductionone being entwined in rope? Or that in a gambling casino, the request “Hit me” is a request for cards and not violence? Or that the question “What would you say to an omelet?” does not usually warrant the reply “Bonjour, omelet”?

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A Context-Sensitive Frequency-Based Theory of Meaning Achievementthe processing will depend on the frequency of the word. Robinson’s classic statements (1932) of the . were recently updated by Slamecka (1987) in the following words:.We believe the data with respect to the processing of homographs support a similar statement; i.e., the law of frequency will apply to the task.

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Book 1989o include the problem of weak ambiguity and understanding text themes. The book provides a unique starting point for researchers approaching the problems of meaning in cognitive science, psychology, and computational linguistics.