📰 SCiL 2023: all accepted papers

30 papers · the most cited first · ← SCiL 2023

1. A TSL Analysis of Japanese Case ↗Kenneth Hanson
2. A third structure building operation for Minimalist Grammars ↗Johannes Schneider
3. An Algebraic Characterization of Total Input Strictly Local Functions ↗Dakotah Lambert, Jeffrey Heinz
4. An MG Parsing View into the Processing of Subject and Object Relative Clauses in Basque ↗Matteo Fiorini, Jillian Chang, Aniello De Santo
5. An incremental RSA model for adjective ordering preferences in referential visual context ↗Fabian Schlotterbeck, Hening Wang
6. Analogy in Contact: Modeling Maltese Plural InflectionSara Court, Andrea D. Sims, Micha Elsnerour summary
7. Assessing the featural organisation of paradigms with distributional methods ↗Olivier Bonami, Lukáš Kyjánek, Marine Wauquier
8. CANDS: A Computational Implementation of Collins and Stabler (2016) ↗Satoru Ozaki, Yohei Oseki
9. Does a neural model understand the de re / de dicto distinction? ↗Gaurav Kamath, Laurestine Bradford
10. Extending Finite-state Models of Reduplication to Tone in Thai ↗Casey D. Miller, Aniello De Santo
11. Extracting binary features from speech production errors and perceptual confusions using Redundancy-Corrected Transmission ↗Zhanao Fu, Ewan Dunbar
12. Filtering input for learning constrained grammatical variability: The case of Spanish word order ↗Shalinee Maitra, Laurel Perkins
13. Language Models Can Learn Exceptions to Syntactic Rules ↗Cara Su-Yi Leong, Tal Linzen
14. Modeling island effects with probabilistic tier-based strictly local grammars over trees ↗Charles Torres, Kenneth Hanson, Thomas Graf et al.
15. Morpheme combinatorics of compound words through Box Embeddings ↗Eric Rosen
16. Neural Networks Can Learn Patterns of Island-insensitivity in Norwegian ↗Anastasia Kobzeva, Suhas Arehalli, Tal Linzen et al.
17. Noise-tolerant learning as selection among deterministic grammatical hypotheses ↗Laurel Perkins, Tim Hunter
18. On the Spectra of Syntactic Structures ↗Isabella Senturia, Robert Frank
19. Parasitic gaps in Japanese: An MG-based approach ↗Yu Tomita, Hitomi Hirayama
20. Parsing “Early English Books Online” for Linguistic Search ↗Seth Kulick, Neville Ryant, Beatrice Santorini
21. Phonological processes with intersecting tier alphabets ↗Daniel Gleim, Johannes Schneider
22. Processing Advantages of End-weight ↗Lei Liu
23. Rethinking representations: A log-bilinear model of phonotactics ↗Huteng Dai, Connor Mayer, Richard Futrell
24. Stochastic harmonic grammars do not peak on the mappings singled out by categorical harmonic grammars ↗Giorgio Magri
25. Subject-verb agreement with Seq2Seq transformers: Bigger is better, but still not bestMichael Wilson, Zhenghao Zhou, Robert Frankour summary
26. Subregular Tree Transductions, Movement, Copies, Traces, and the Ban on Improper Movement ↗Thomas Graf
27. Text segmentation similarity revisited: A flexible distance-based approach for multiple boundary types ↗Ryan Ka Yau Lai, Yujie Li, Shujie Zhang
28. The Learnability of the Wh-Island Constraint in Dutch by a Long Short-Term Memory Network ↗Michelle Suijkerbuijk, Peter de Swart, Stefan L. Frank
29. Towards a Learning-Based Account of Underlying Forms: A Case Study in Turkish ↗Caleb Belth
30. Unbounded recursion in two dimensions, where syntax and prosody meet ↗Edward P. Stabler, Kristine M. Yu

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