Noisy Channel and Memory in Sentence Processing

Noisy Channel and Memory in Sentence Processing by MIT Open Courseware

This document discusses the role of working memory and local connections in sentence processing. It explores ambiguous and unambiguous sentence attachments, as well as retrieval and integration-based theories. The document also examines the complexity of nested structures and different accounts for it. Additionally, it discusses the influence of decay and interference on sentence processing, as well as the impact of NP types and phrase structure similarity. Cleft sentences are also mentioned. From the class Lab In Psycholinguistics Spring 2017

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