Spatial Language
Spatial language and converseness
... a spatial description involves speakers attempting to construct the most informative spatial model that associates the objects involved (Coventry & Garrod, 2004; Tyler & Evans, ...their ...
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Rating Distributions and Bayesian Inference: Enhancing Cognitive Models of Spatial Language Use
... of spatial lan- guage use. For spatial language use, deter- mining linguistic acceptability judgments of a spatial preposition for a depicted spa- tial relation is assumed to be a crucial pro- ...
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A Hybrid Neural Network and Virtual Reality System for Spatial Language Processing
... for spatial prepositions using a method called "constrained connectionism" ...various spatial prepositions for static ...to spatial prepositions, are activated according to the geometrical ...
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Impaired spatial category representations in Williams Syndrome; an investigation of the mechanistic contributions of non verbal cognition and spatial language performance
... and spatial language within the context of both typical development and ...that spatial category representations are yoked to the verbal labels used to describe those ...for spatial ...
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The Case for Systematically Derived Spatial Language Usage
... in spatial language understand- ing for tasks such as robot navigation focuses on mapping natural language into deep concep- tual or non-linguistic representations—for further reasoning or embodied ...
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Lexical Conceptual Structure of Literal and Metaphorical Spatial Language: A Case Study of “Push”
... understanding spatial language have treated literal expressions such as Mary pushed the car over the edge dif- ferently from metaphorical extensions such as Mary’s job pushed her over the ...that ...
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Points, Paths, and Playscapes: Large-scale Spatial Language Understanding Tasks Set in the Real World
... world spatial language ...the spatial relationships between ...for spatial relations in tasks like image seg- mentation and image captioning (Hall et ...emphasize spatial rela- tions ...
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The onset and mastery of spatial language in children acquiring British Sign Language
... sign language, as maternal languages, learn to use and understand motion and location forms is intrinsically interesting for language development researchers as it sets up a question regarding the brain’s ...
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Inter-Annotator Agreement on a Linguistic Ontology for Spatial Language - A Case Study for GUM-Space
... per language and additionally one ‘expert’ annotator (the developers of GUM-Space), referred to as the “golden standard” (Gwet, 2001) as the third annotator per ...
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Spatial Language Understanding with Multimodal Graphs using Declarative Learning based Programming
... Several research efforts in the past few years aimed at defining a framework for the extrac- tion of spatial information form natural language. These efforts start from defining linguistic an- notation ...
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The preposition at from a spatial language, cognition, and information systems perspective
... Using Anchoring theory to formalize at also helps to clarify the subtle differences between this preposition and some of the other prepositions most closely related to it in meaning, namely in, on and near. For on, the ...
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Tutorial report: Understanding spatial thought through language use
... individual language patterns. The spatial language domain can provide new tools for a better approach to studying verbal production on spatial descriptions, thereby broadening and enriching ...
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Characterizing spatial-spatial-spectral MRI
... However, the spatial encoding method used is limited by an inherent registration error. This artifact is caused by the limitation of the gradient used for the phase encoding. In simple terms, the gradient is ...
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Constructive spatial criticism on critical spatial construction
... of spatial modes allows the analysis of not just the simple but also the complex, and in so doing, it surpasses mere categorisation and becomes the analytic for ...
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Language awareness and language workers
... on language as a process and ...of language in developed economies, language work such as brand consulting, text design or online marketing requires linguistic knowledge, resources and skills that ...
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Language Learning and Language Universals
... This is not to say, of course, that there is no learning involved in the acquisition of ditransitives. Our account is a learning-theoretic account in which the child, armed with a set of possible configurations for ...
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Spatial exporters
... plementary to the structural empirical approach suggested by Morales et al. (2011), we use reduced form regressions exploiting a quasi-natural experiment. We present evidence for ‘spatial exporters’ relying on the ...
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Spatial relationship
... Introduction I am interested in sculptural furniture and jewelry forms, which combine natural shapes with human elements.. I intend to explore the relationship between my work as it rela[r] ...
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On the Accessibility of Phonological, Orthographic, and Semantic Aspects of Second Language Vocabulary Learning and Their Relationship with Spatial and Linguistic Intelligences
... The method used in teaching new words was as follows: First, teachers pronounced each new word three to five times while students had to close their books and listen to the teachers’ pronunciation very carefully. Then, ...
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Language Korean Language Kit
... The installation process automatically makes a backup copy of your System Folder (to protect the contents during installation of the Korean Language Kit). The backup copy uses approximately 3 megabytes of space on ...
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