I will be giving a talk titled "Task-Optimized Deep Learning Models Reveal Computational Pressures for the Specialization of Lexical Representation" at the 63rd Psychonomic Society meeting, which will be held on November 17–20, 2022, at the Boston Sheraton Hotel in Boston, Massachusetts, USA. Here is the link for the conference program.
I will be giving a talk titled "A Tale of Two Lexica: Investigating Computational Pressures on Word Representation with Deep Neural Networks" at the 12th Mental Lexicon conference, which will be held in person beginning on the evening of October 11 and concluding in the afternoon of October 14, 2022, in Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario, Canada. Here is the link for the conference program.
I have presented two posters at the 14th Annual Meeting of the Society for the Neurobiology of Language October 6-8, Loews Hotel, Philadelphia. Click below for the links:
- Lexical Mediation of Reduplication Effects in Arabic Speakers: Implications for
Associationist Accounts of Word Formation [POSTER] - Computational Pressures behind the Development of Parallel Dorsal and Ventral Stream Lexica [POSTER]
Here are the other two posters from our group:
- From Sounds to Words: Evidence for Lexical Representations Distinct from Nonwords [POSTER]
- Causal Representation of Abstract Phonological Properties in Temporal Cortex [POSTER]
