2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.csl.2018.04.005
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Language models, surprisal and fantasy in Slavic intercomprehension

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“…Notions of entropy and surprisal (Shannon, 1948) are employed in the INCOMSLAV framework 3 to measure information density and gauge how language users master high degrees of surprisal due to partial incomprehensibility of linguistic encodings. The key idea is that understanding an unknown but related Lx should be better when the L1 language model adapted for processing the unknown Lx exhibits relatively low average surprisal, or information density (Fischer et al, 2017;Jágrová et al, 2018;Stenger et al, 2017).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Notions of entropy and surprisal (Shannon, 1948) are employed in the INCOMSLAV framework 3 to measure information density and gauge how language users master high degrees of surprisal due to partial incomprehensibility of linguistic encodings. The key idea is that understanding an unknown but related Lx should be better when the L1 language model adapted for processing the unknown Lx exhibits relatively low average surprisal, or information density (Fischer et al, 2017;Jágrová et al, 2018;Stenger et al, 2017).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…2011) i EuroCom (Klein i Stegmann 2000;Hufeisen i Marx 2007b). Jeśli interkomprehensja sprawdza się w przypadku ukraińskich uchodźców, tym bardziej powinna "zadziałać" wśród nauczających JPjO, chociaż niekoniecznie musi okazać się zjawiskiem symetrycznym (Jágrová i in. 2019).…”
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“…Acquired and mediated receptive multilingualism involves pairwise or multiple combinations of languages not only from a single language family. Experiments with monolingual and multilingual speakers, e.g., German respondents trying to understand Polish (Jágrová et al 2017a), provide insights into the way humans practice intercomprehension via pivot language(s).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%