2022
DOI: 10.3724/sp.j.1042.2022.00333
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Neural mechanisms and time course of the age-related word frequency effect in language production

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“…This study provides an effective method for learning foreign language vocabulary. The author in [2] investigated the specific case of word frequency effects decreasing with age based on word frequency theory in statistical language models and suggested that word frequency effects may occur at different stages of language production. Ge [11] proposed a hybrid research framework combining word frequency analysis from Google Books Ngram Viewer with other analyses in conjunction with statistical language models.…”
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“…This study provides an effective method for learning foreign language vocabulary. The author in [2] investigated the specific case of word frequency effects decreasing with age based on word frequency theory in statistical language models and suggested that word frequency effects may occur at different stages of language production. Ge [11] proposed a hybrid research framework combining word frequency analysis from Google Books Ngram Viewer with other analyses in conjunction with statistical language models.…”
Section: Review Of the Literaturementioning
confidence: 99%
“…To obtain the output with the lowest error rate, the log-linear model is used to compute the posterior probability of the sentence pair ( , ) Rf and recalculate the score, i.e., the ranking basis. The calculation procedure is shown in (2).…”
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