French schwa in Harmonic Grammar Brian Smith UCLA Joe Pater

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Predicting the unpredictable: Capturing the apparent semi-regularity of rendaku voicing in Japanese through harmonic grammar∗ Eric Rosen University of California, Santa Cruz & University of British Columbia

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LAGB Annual meeting, University of Leeds Disharmony in Nominals September 1-4, 2010 (Dis)harmonic variation, the definite article and NPE in the Dutch dialects Norbert Corver & Marjo van Koppen (University of Utrecht/UiL

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• Linguistics
• Syntax
• Grammar
• Dutch grammar
• Grammatical cases
• Article
• Possessive
• Grammatical gender
• Amharic
• Gender in Dutch grammar

Gradient Symbolic Representations in Grammar: The case of French Liaison Paul Smolensky & Matthew Goldrick SHORT ABSTRACT Longstanding theoretical debates about whether structure A or structure B is the correct analysi

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• Linguistics
• Phonology
• Liaison
• Harmonic Grammar
• Connectionism
• Syllable
• Artificial neural network
• Optimality theory
• Phonotactics
• Symbolic
• International Phonetic Alphabet
• GSC

Harmony in Harmonic Grammar by Reevaluating Faithfulness Overview The weighted constraints of parallel Harmonic Grammar (HG; Legendre et al. 1990; Paterhave been argued to be necessary in order to model many langu

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• Phonology
• Optimality theory
• Harmonic Grammar
• Autosegmental phonology
• Mathematical optimization

Harmonic Grammar Modifying constraints and representations Conclusion

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• Phonology
• Optimality theory
• Harmonic Grammar
• Markedness
• Constraint
• Mathematical optimization

Convergence Properties of a Gradual Learning Algorithm for Harmonic Grammar* Paul Boersma and Joe Pater, 13 March 2013 Abstract. This paper investigates a gradual on-line learning algorithm for Harmonic Grammar. By adapt

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• Science
• Perceptron
• Optimality theory
• Applied linguistics
• Language
• Delta rule
• Machine learning
• Language acquisition
• Harmonic Grammar
• Neural networks
• Linguistics
• Phonology

The 45 th Annual Meeting of the Chicago Linguistic Society Thursda y, A pril 16, 2009 – Assembly Ha ll 8:00 – 9:15 Registration and Coffee 9:15 Welcome

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• Pragmatics
• Semiotics
• Social psychology
• Focus
• Language
• Implicature
• Harmonic Grammar
• Linguistics
• Semantics
• Philosophy of language

Recursive Join Learning using Candidate Maps1 Nazarré Merchant, Eckerd College[removed]Section 1. Introduction. Learning a grammar in Harmonic Serialism (Prince and Smolensky[removed]requires the learner to determi

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• Linguistics
• Optimality theory
• Phonology

(Some) partial reduplication is full reduplication Introduction and Background. McCarthy et al[removed]propose a theory of reduplication in Harmonic Serialism (HS) based on an operation that copies a contiguous string of

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• Phonology
• Reduplication
• Agglutinative languages
• Languages of Malaysia
• Malay language
• Linguistics
• Grammar
• Linguistic morphology