Neural models of language use Studies of language comprehension and production in context
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| Award date | 15-12-2023 |
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| Series | ILLC Dissertation series, DS-2023-10 |
| Number of pages | 267 |
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| Abstract | Artificial neural network models of language are mostly known and appreciated today for providing a backbone for formidable AI technologies. This thesis takes a different perspective. Through a series of studies on language comprehension and production, it investigates whether artificial neural networks—beyond being useful in countless AI applications—can serve as accurate computational simulations of human language use, and thus as a new core methodology for the language sciences. |
| Document type | PhD thesis |
| Language | English |
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