Quantifiers and cognition: Experimental and computational perspectives
Computational Modeling in Neurolinguistics
Monday, June 10 – Tuesday, June 11, Møterom Gunnerus 1, The Royal Norwegian Society of Sciences and Letters / Det Kongelige Norske Videnskabers Selskab (DKNVS), Elvegata 17, Trondheim
Monday, June 10
9:00 — Welcome and introduction, Joe Collins
9:15 — Humans vis-à-vis language models: A behavioral, neural and developmental comparison
Yair Lakretz (École Normale Supérieure, Paris)
10:15 — Random language model
Eric de Giuli (Toronto Metropolitan University)
11:15 — Lyra’s Alethiometer: Building complex meaning with linguistic symbols
Gillian Ramchand (UiT The Arctic University of Norway)
12:30 — Lunch
14:15 — Compositional approaches to modelling language and concepts
Martha Lewis (University of Bristol)
15:15 — Causal language modeling
Hartmut Fitz (Radboud University Nijmegen)
Tuesday, June 11
9:30 — Syntax: Where nimble magicians get stuck
Alessandro Treves (SISSA International School for Advanced Studies)
10:30 — The importance of ‘logistics of access’ in neurocomputational models of language
Frank van der Velde (University of Twente)
11:30 — Closing remarks, Joe Collins
Organisation and contact: Joe Collins (joe.collins@ntnu.no) and Giosuè Baggio (giosue.baggio@ntnu.no)