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, septembre 2021 — Identifying the Russian voiceless non-palatalized fricatives /f/, /s/, and // from acoustic cues using machine learning. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America vol. 150, n° 3, p. 1806-1820
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, juin 2021 — Interindividual Variation Refuses to Go Away: A Bayesian Computer Model of Language Change in Communicative Networks. Treating the speech communities as homogeneous entities is not an
accurate representation of reality, as it misses some of the… Frontiers in Psychology vol. 12, , p. 2176
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, novembre 2021 — The Diversity of Classifier Inventory in Mandarin Dialects: A Case Study of Baoding. Abstract Our study compares Standard Mandarin (the Beijing dialect used
in spoken and written registers) with the Mandarin… Faits de Langues vol. 52, n° 2, p. 115-132
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1244-5460, 1958-9514
, octobre 2021 — Topic modelling on archive documents from the 1970s: global policies on refugees. Abstract This study conducts a historical analysis of global policies on
refugees within typewritten and digitally born… Digital Scholarship in the Humanities vol. 36, n° 4, p. 886-904
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2055-7671, 2055-768X
, mai 2021 — What conditions tone paradigms in Yukuna: Phonological and machine learning approaches. Yukuna is an understudied Arawak language of North-West Amazonia with a
privative tonal system. In this system, roots are… Glossa: a journal of general linguistics vol. 6, n° 1, p. 1-22
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, 2021 — A corpus study of lexical speech errors in Mandarin. Taiwan Journal of Linguistics vol. 19, n° 2, p. 87-120
Wan I.-Ping, et Allassonnière-Tang Marc. 2021. « The Effect of Word Frequency and Position-in-Utterance in Mandarin Speech Errors: A Connectionist Model of Speech Production ». In Chinese Lexical Semantics, 491–500. Springer International Publishing. doi:10.1007/978-3-030-81197-642.
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978-3-030-81196-9 978-3-030-81197-6
, 2021 — Introducing WACL: The World Atlas of Classifier Languages. Submitted , , 15pp
, 2021 — Investigating the branching of Chinese classifier phrases: Evidence from speech perception and production. Journal of Chinese Linguistics vol. 49, n° 1, p. 71-105
, 2021 — Syllable Complexity and Morphological Synthesis: A Well-Motivated Positive Complexity Correlation Across Subdomains. Relationships between phonological and morphological complexity have
long been proposed in the linguistic literature, with… Frontiers in Psychology vol. 12, , p. 583
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Hammarström Harald, Her One-Soon, et Allassonnière-Tang Marc. 2021. « Keyword Spotting: A Quick-and-Dirty Method for Extracting Typological Features of Language from Grammatical Descriptions ». In Proceedings of the Swedish Language Technology Conference 2020, 27–34. Northern European Journal of Language Technology; Northern European Journal of Language Technology.
, janvier 2021 — An empirical study on the contribution of formal and semantic features to the grammatical gender of nouns. Abstract This study conducts an experimental evaluation of two
hypotheses about the contributions of formal and semantic… Linguistics Vanguard vol. 7, n° 1, p. 20200048
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Vittrant Alice, et Allassonnière-Tang Marc. 2021. « Classifiers in Southeast Asian Languages ». In The Languages and Linguistics of Mainland Southeast Asia, 733–772. De Gruyter. doi:10.1515/9783110558142-031.
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978-3-11-055814-2
, 2021 — Testing Semantic Dominance in Mian Gender: Three Machine Learning Models. Oceanic Linguistics vol. 60, n° 2, p. 302-334
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, décembre 2021 — Expansion by migration and diffusion by contact is a source to the global diversity of linguistic nominal categorization systems. Abstract Languages of diverse structures and different families tend to
share common patterns if they are spoken in geographic… Humanities and Social Sciences Communications vol. 8, n° 1, p. 331
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