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Luc Steels

Luc Steels has 4 papers in our library, in 2004–2013; often with Katrien Beuls, Pieter Wellens, Remi van Trijp.

4 papers in our library · 2004–2013

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📄 4 works in our library · 🔗 18 citations in our library · ⭐ Paper Star rank #4675

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 Works by year

2010s

2000s

 Papers

The most cited first (OpenAlex and our library).

  1. Constructivist Development of Grounded Construction Grammar (2004 · 12 citations)
    The paper proposes a computational model of constructivist language acquisition. According to this approach, grammar is not innate: it gradually emerges from concrete constructions that are initially tied to individual verbs. The author criticizes purely observational, statistical learning on two grounds: it runs…
  2. A (very) Brief Introduction to Fluid Construction Grammar (2006 · 6 citations)
    The authors present Fluid Construction Grammar (FCG), a new formalism for construction grammar. It was created to test whether this approach can support open-ended dialogue between autonomous embodied agents, in particular robots, about the world they perceive through their sensors. The goal is a language system that…
  3. Fluid Construction Grammar for Historical and Evolutionary Linguistics (2013)
    The paper is a system demonstration of Fluid Construction Grammar (FCG). It is an open computational formalism with which historical linguistics can investigate not only which changes took place in a language, but also which cognitive and cultural mechanisms caused them. FCG builds on a cognitive-functional approach…
  4. Fluid Construction Grammar: The New Kid on the Block (2012)
    This is a demonstration paper on Fluid Construction Grammar (FCG). FCG is a formalism that gives cognitive linguistics and construction grammar a precise computational foundation. The authors explain why classical unification-based tools, built into generative theories such as HPSG, are poorly suited to this purpose.…

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3 co-authors with a page, the most papers together first.

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