Expanding Analogical Modeling into a general theory of language prediction
Expanding Analogical Modeling into a general theory of language prediction
In Analogical Modeling, language prediction is closely determined by the specific variables used. The kinds of structures that must be dealt with in a full theory of analogical prediction include strings of characters, scalar variables, syntactic trees, and semantic variables. These structures as well as a number of procedural issues are discussed in this chapter.
Keywords: analogy, Analogical Modeling, exemplars, types of structure, specifying variables, weighting variables
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