UMR 7320 : Bases, Corpus, Langage

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Assemblée générale

13 juillet 2022, Salle plate, 10h–12h30

L’assemblée générale au lieu le 13 juillet 2022 de 10h à 12h30.
Elle sera suivie d’un buffet convivial.

Mercredi 25 Mai à 17H- Visio

BCL à Londres !

Katerina PALASIS - Wh-questions in Colloquial French : Empirical and theoretical perspectives on child and adult data

Séminaire Zoom - Mercredi 25 mai (heure française : 17H)
Katerina PALASIS sera l’invitée de l’University College London dans le cadre de la série de séminaires "UCL Linguistics Seminar Talk".
Sa (...)

Mardi 24 Mai

Atelier Métadonnées

SJA3- Salle 128

Atelier Métadonnées
Atelier organisé par les consortiums CORLI et CAHIER, animé localement par Céline Poudat.

Assemblée générale

Jeudi 19 mai à 14H - Amphi 4 - SJA2

Cycle BCL - Giovanna Marotta (Université de Pise)

Dyslexia and grammar : a complex relation

18 Mai 2022 - 14H30 - Salle 213 - BCL, Campus SJA 3

Abstract
In the framework of the pathologies of language development, a debated topic concerns the relationship between Dyslexia and Specific (or Primary) Language Impairment, since the two (...)

Voir en ligne : Giovanna Marotta

Cycle BCL - Giovanna Marotta (Université de Pise)

The many faces of aspiration : evidence from Italian varieties

12 Mai 2022 - 14H - Salle 213 - BCL, Campus SJA 3

Abstract
The term ’aspiration’ is traditionally associated with the production of a voiceless stop. In aspirate consonants a certain amount of air passes through the glottis at the moment of its (...)

05 et 06 Mai - En hybride

JOURNEES THEMATIQUES ARTS et HUMANITES de l’EUR CREATES

Campus Georges Méliès- Cannes / Carlone- Nice

Rendez-vous les 05 et 06 Mai sur les campus Georges Méliès (Cannes, 05/05) et de Carlone (Nice, 06/05), pour les Journées thématiques Arts et Humanités 2022 !
Vous y trouverez le laboratoire bien (...)

L’invitée du labo - Mai 2022

Giovanna MAROTTA - Université de Pise

Du 02 au 21 mai à BCL

BCL reçoit dès le 02 mai Giovanna MAROTTA, de l’université de Pise, qui effectuera un séjour de recherche au laboratoire jusqu’au 21 mai.
Giovanna animera également deux séminaires dans le cadre des (...)

Présidentielle 2022

Une équipe de BCL au coeur du discours

Campagne présidentielle 2022 2021- L’année d’avant
C’est là que tout commence il y a un peu plus d’un an, avec la publication remarquée de Macron ou le mystère du verbe (Damon Mayaffre ; Editions de (...)

Workshop

The Ontology of the Mind and Its Linguistic Reflection : Emotions

Jeudi 28–vendredi 29 avril 2022

PROGRAM : http://friederike-moltmann.com/events/workshop-the-ontology-of-the-mind-and-its-linguistic-reflection-emotions-april-28-29-2022/ Invited speakers :
Julien Deonna (Geneva)
Alex (...)

Voir en ligne : The Ontology of the Mind and Its Linguistic Reflection : Emotions

Dernières publications

titre: Hold-out strategy for selecting learning models: application to categorization subjected to presentation orders
auteur: Giulia Mezzadri, Thomas Laloë, Fabien Mathy, Patricia Reynaud-Bouret
article: Journal of Mathematical Psychology, Elsevier, 2022, 109 (102691), ⟨10.1016/j.jmp.2022.102691⟩
annee_publi: 2022
resume: In this article, we develop a new general inference method for selecting learning models. The method relies upon a specific hold-out cross-validation, which takes into account the dependency within the data. This allows us to retrieve the model that best fits the learning strategy of a single individual. The novelty of our approach lies on the choice of the testing set, both in the experimental design and in the data analysis. This individual approach is then applied to two category learning models (ALCOVE and Component-cue) on data-sets manipulating presentation order, after verification of the reliability of our method. We found that both models performed equally well during transfer, but Component-cue best fits the majority of participants during learning. To further analyze these models, we also investigated a potential relation between the underlying mechanisms of the models and the actual types of presentation order assigned to participants.
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titre: Postponed Relative Pronouns in Pindar
auteur: Nicolas Bertrand
article: International Colloquium on Ancient Greek Linguitics, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Jun 2022, Madrid, Spain
annee_publi: 2022
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titre: Differential use of Transitional Probabilities and Frequency in Statistical Learning of Pseudowords
auteur: Laura Lazartigues, Fabien Mathy, Frédéric Lavigne
article: International Conference on Interdisciplinary Advances in Statistical Learning, Jun 2022, San Sebastian, Spain
annee_publi: 2022
resume: The ability to learn transitional probabilities (TPs) and frequency is central to language processing. Current evidence indicates that both frequency and transitional probability are involved in the memorization of sequences, but the questions of which prevails and why it would prevail in statistical learning remain unclear. The present study investigated the respective roles of transitional probability and frequency in statistical learning of pseudowords in two different tasks that focused on either prediction or recognition. The learning phase consisted of the repeated presentation of sixteen three-syllable pseudowords for which participants were asked to perform a target detection task on vowels (fully predictable based on TPs). The evolution of the rate of correct answer and response times during the learning phase was recorded. After the detection task, a two-alternative forced-choice task (2AFC) required participants to choose between a pseudoword and a lure. Results indicated a prevalence of TPs during the detection task, but a prevalence of frequency during the 2AFC task. Our findings suggests that TPs and frequency can be used flexibly depending on which process (learning or recognition) is more adapted to the task.
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titre: Exploring the Construct Validity of Tests Used to Assess L2 Productive Vocabulary Knowledge
auteur: Amanda Edmonds, Jon Clenton, Hosam Elmetaher
article: System, Elsevier, 2022, pp.102855. ⟨10.1016/j.system.2022.102855⟩
annee_publi: 2022
resume: Vocabulary knowledge in a second language (L2) is thought to be a complex construct and, accordingly, there exist numerous ways to evaluate a L2 learner’s vocabulary knowledge. These assessments are generally billed as tests of vocabulary size (i.e., number of words known) or depth (i.e., how well words are known) of either receptive or productive vocabulary knowledge. However, inconsistencies persist in how existing assessments are characterized, leading to sometimes contradictory claims over what these tests are measuring. This state of affairs leads to concerns with the construct validity of the tests in question. In the current study, we contribute to these ongoing discussions with a focus on tests that target productive vocabulary knowledge in L2 English. Four vocabulary tests (three productive, one receptive) were administered to a group of Francophone learners of English, and results were analyzed using an exploratory factor analysis. This analytic approach led to the identification of two underlying constructs, which we labeled receptive vocabulary knowledge and productive vocabulary knowledge, respectively. These results highlight the importance of the crucial distinction between receptive and productive knowledge in the conceptualization of the overall construct of vocabulary knowledge.
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titre: Investigating interactions between types of order in categorization
auteur: Giulia Mezzadri, Patricia Reynaud-Bouret, Thomas Laloë, Fabien Mathy
article: 2022
annee_publi: 2022
resume: This study investigates how different types of presentation orders influence category learning and generalization. We used a full factorial design (within-category, between-category, and across-blocks manipulations), each factor having two levels (rule-based vs. similarity-based, blocked vs. interleaved, and constant vs. variable orders, respectively). This research offers a unique and novel approach through both an individual and concurrent analysis of the studied factors. Moreover, the investigation of across-blocks manipulations is unprecedented. Using survival analysis techniques as well as non-parametric tests, we found that learning was impacted by both within-category and across-blocks manipulations (with across-blocks manipulation being the main predictor). More specifically, the rule-based and constant orders were found more beneficial than the similarity-based and variable orders, respectively. Also, within-category and between-category orders were found to affect generalization patterns. More precisely, participants in the rule-based order more often showed generalization patterns consistent with a rule-based strategy than participants in the similarity-based order. Likewise, participants in the interleaved order more often showed generalization patterns consistent with a rule-based strategy than participants in the blocked order. We conclude that combining a similarity-based order with a variable across-blocks manipulation delays learning, whereas combining a rule-based order with a constant across-blocks manipulation benefits learning. Furthermore, combining a rule-based order with an interleaved order favors the use of a rule-based strategy during category generalization.
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titre: Learning Higher‐Order Transitional Probabilities in Nonhuman Primates
auteur: Arnaud Rey, Joël Fagot, Fabien Mathy, Laura Lazartigues, Laure Tosatto, Guillem Bonafos, Jean‐marc Freyermuth, Frédéric Lavigne
article: Cognitive Science, Wiley, 2022, 46 (4), ⟨10.1111/cogs.13121⟩
annee_publi: 2022
resume: The extraction of cooccurrences between two events, A and B, is a central learning mechanism shared by all species capable of associative learning. Formally, the cooccurrence of events A and B appearing in a sequence is measured by the transitional probability (TP) between these events, and it corresponds to the probability of the second stimulus given the first (i.e., p(B|A)). In the present study, nonhuman primates (Guinea baboons, Papio papio) were exposed to a serial version of the XOR (i.e., exclusive-OR), in which they had to process sequences of three stimuli: A, B, and C. In this manipulation, first-order TPs (i.e., AB and BC) were uninformative due to their transitional probabilities being equal to .5 (i.e., p(B|A) = p(C|B) = .5), while secondorder TPs were fully predictive of the upcoming stimulus (i.e., p(C|AB) = 1). In Experiment 1, we found that baboons were able to learn second-order TPs, while no learning occurred on first-order TPs. In Experiment 2, this pattern of results was replicated, and a final test ruled out an alternative interpretation in terms of proximity to the reward. These results indicate that a non-human primate species can learn a nonlinearly separable problem such as the XOR. They also provide fine-grained empirical data to test models of statistical learning on the interaction between the learning of different orders of TPs. Recent bioinspired models of associative learning are also introduced as promising alternatives to the modeling of statistical learning mechanisms.
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titre: How do French students in primary grades process past participle inflections and their N-1 and N+1 in sentence dictation tasks? An analysis of the effects of verb frequency and verb consistency
auteur: Isabelle Négro, Françoise Lefèvre, Isabelle Bonnotte
article: Reading and Writing, Springer Verlag, 2022, ⟨10.1007/s11145-022-10277-3⟩
annee_publi: 2022
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titre: An order-dependent transfer model in categorization
auteur: Giulia Mezzadri, Patricia Reynaud-Bouret, Thomas Laloë, Fabien Mathy
article: Journal of Mathematical Psychology, Elsevier, 2022, 107 (102634), ⟨10.1016/j.jmp.2021.102634⟩
annee_publi: 2022
resume: Most categorization models are insensitive to the order in which stimuli are presented. However, a vast array of studies have shown that the sequence received during learning can influence how categories are formed. In this paper, the objective was to better account for effects of serial order. We developed a model called Ordinal General Context Model (OGCM) based on the Generalized Context Model (GCM), which we modified to incorporate ordinal information. OGCM incorporates serial order as a feature along ordinary physical features, allowing it to account for the effect of sequential order as a form of distortion of the feature space. The comparison between the models showed that integrating serial order during learning in the OGCM provided the best account of classification of the stimuli in our data-sets.
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titre: When fNIRS meets fMRI to complement cerebellar exploration
auteur: Giulia Rocco, Stephen Ramanoël, Christophe N Habas, Angelo Arleo, Olivier Meste, Marie-Noële Magnié-Mauro, Jerome Lebrun
article: IEEE International Symposium on Biomedical Imaging (ISBI 2022), Mar 2022, Kolkata, India. ⟨10.13140/RG.2.2.14254.18245⟩
annee_publi: 2022
resume: Towards an fMRI validation of our previous fNIRS-based explorations of cerebellar activity [Rocco et al. EMBC 2021], we introduce here a joint sequential fNIRS/fMRI study based on finger tapping that provides both finer time and space granularities for the assessment of BOLD effect in the cerebellum.
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titre: Nouvelles textualités ?
auteur: Véronique Magri
article: 2022
annee_publi: 2022
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Dyslexia and grammar : a complex relation

The many faces of aspiration : evidence from Italian varieties

JOURNEES THEMATIQUES ARTS et HUMANITES de l’EUR CREATES

Giovanna MAROTTA - Université de Pise

Une équipe de BCL au coeur du discours

The Ontology of the Mind and Its Linguistic Reflection : Emotions

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