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The Call for Papers for #UKCLC2020 is open! Submission closing date is December 30! Come and join us in Birmingham next summer for this interdisciplinary conference on language & cognition: https://www.ukclc2020.com/call-for-papers https://pic.twitter.com/G6qFnYQsiT
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最初のフライトは目的地と方向が真逆・・・。
posted at 14:37:19
BHX --> AMS --> DTW --> LAN
posted at 14:35:55
Off to East Lansing, Michigan, for Second Language Research Forum (http://slrf2019.sls.msu.edu/)! #SLRF2019
posted at 14:35:14
All the names for hierarchical and multilevel modeling https://statmodeling.stat.columbia.edu/2019/09/18/all-the-names-for-hierarchical-and-multilevel-modeling/…
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Very excited about this new journal - thanks Ben for continuing to put language development at the forefront of data sharing and open access! Continues the tradition of open sharing begun by pioneers like Brian MacWhinney with CHILDES. https://twitter.com/benambridge/status/1174346478212530182…
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Excited to reveal the forthcoming launch of Language Development Research - a new Open Science, fully Open Access (i.e., no fees!) journal. Details at: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/info-childes/VlfOUqYzXmI… - AEs are @vkempe @mcxfrank @TELLlab Alex Cristia, Brian MacWhinney, Aliyah Morgenstern, Lisa Pearl
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"This study explores the impact of measurement error on comparing predictors when one is measured with error"
Murrah (in press). Compound Bias due to Measurement Error When Comparing Regression Coefficients
https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/0013164419874494…
posted at 23:08:13
"[A]n implicit learning mechanism is a universal, language-unspecific processing mechanism"
Hwang & Shin (2019). Cumulative effects of syntactic experience in a between- and a within-language context: Evidence for implicit learning
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0749596X19300865…
posted at 21:06:16
Melissa Simone, PhD (She/Her)@m_simonephd
My online #researchstudy was recently infiltrated by bots. I haven't shared this story publicly because I felt a bit like it was my fault. I'm putting my pride aside because I think #dataintegrity is and will be a growing issue in survey data and is not discussed enough (1/n)
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10月27日 (日)、東京家政大学の「第17回英語教育シンポジウム」で英語語彙指導に関する講演をします。参加は無料ですが、事前登録が必要とのことです。
https://www.tokyo-kasei.ac.jp/academics/english_communication/topics/2019/20190911113808.html… https://pic.twitter.com/KPm9CLmWnf
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遅れてもう一冊到着。注文時には発売されていなかったので同時には発送されなかった。 https://pic.twitter.com/VQdR5PgKUT
posted at 10:36:14
TEFL Interviews 59: Kensaku Yoshida (PanSIG 2019)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MjvNmrmOZO4…
posted at 08:55:50
A confirmation that an overly analytical approach to learning a 2nd language can be detrimental. Memorizing larger chunks, as children do, can help learners discover distributional and structural relations that hold between words. #languagelearning https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/tops.12271?elq_mid=19763&elq_cid=6351057… https://pic.twitter.com/SF5nqhs8Pz
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The call for #ICAME41 is online! We are excited to see you in #Heidelberg! (@BeatrixBusse)
Visit: https://icame41.as.uni-heidelberg.de
#Linguistics #CorpusLinguistics #ComputationalLinguistics #NLP https://pic.twitter.com/vXjk9ftYQi
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Submitted 1st paper from our @ERC_Research project- Across 4/5 languages (English, Hindi, Hebrew, Japanese) discriminative learning model predicts acceptability of less vs more-transparent causative forms (e.g., "*She laughed him" vs "She made him laugh") https://osf.io/mqgw9/ https://pic.twitter.com/nwaMjyZYMM
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Bruno Nicenboim@bruno_nicenboim
maybe it's old news in #rstats, but I just discovered options(tibble.width = Inf)
It really drove me crazy not be able to see all the columns from a tibble before
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Job opportunities in Bayesian historical linguistics and typology in Tübingen: https://uni-tuebingen.de/en/faculties/faculty-of-humanities/departments/modern-languages/department-of-linguistics/chairs/general-linguistics/projects/crosslingference/openings/…
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"We give the reader an overview of the basics of neural network models"
Pang et al. (in press). Deep Learning With TensorFlow: A Review /
Journal of Educational and Behavioral Statistics
https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.3102/1076998619872761…
posted at 10:33:34
This is is! Come join @ooominds as #Linguist (Admit: you always wanted to put that #job title on your CV! #IKnowIDid) https://twitter.com/linguistlist/status/1173647012018843658…
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retweeted at 09:52:59
@sakaue @langstat 是非とも私はそのグループから外して頂きたく・・ｗ
posted at 11:31:55
@langstat @sakaue それはどちらかというと忘れたい記憶ですｗ
posted at 11:25:27
posted at 11:24:56
@langstat 食べました食べました。懐かしいですね。LCRは毎回食事がおいしい印象があります。今年も例外にあらず。
posted at 11:23:42
Count down: Call for papers closes TODAY - 16 Sept.2019! #AILA2020 choose among 200 symposia, prepare your abstract & submit before you go to bed tonight! Watch out for those that are by invitation only. Please share and retweet widely.
@FacultyofArtsUG
https://www.aila2020.nl/call-for-papers
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LCRの振り返りをしたいが、採点の祭典（というか修論審査）でそれどころではない。とりあえずこの頃（https://mrkm-a.hatenablog.com/entry/20110919/p1…）と比べると大分研究の水準が上がったと思う。あからさまにやってみました系の研究は大分減った印象。
posted at 10:07:56
Lukas Sönning's slide from the #FJUEL2019 workshop on statistics in linguistics can be found at https://osf.io/jafbz/
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So interesting! I wouldn’t have guessed the top countries. https://twitter.com/simongerman600/status/1173312030746587136…
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Roberta D'Alessandro@RobertaArielli
#Syntax for dummies, now proofread and peer reviewed. And with a cover! Some short notes to be able to read and draw syntactic trees and understand generative papers. Enjoy! #OA https://ling.auf.net/lingbuzz/004774
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"We conclude that online research panels offer a unique opportunity for research, yet one with some important trade-offs."
Chandler et al. (in press). Online panels in social science research: Expanding sampling methods beyond Mechanical Turk
https://link.springer.com/article/10.3758%2Fs13428-019-01273-7…
posted at 04:27:17
"[W]hen these models are examined from a cognitive perspective, a number of unfounded arguments tend to appear"
Günther et al. (in press). Vector-Space Models of Semantic Representation From a Cognitive Perspective: A Discussion of Common Misconceptions
https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/1745691619861372…
posted at 02:50:34
"Findings reveal a moderate relationship (r = .37) between language proficiency and teaching self-efficacy"
Faez et al. (in press). Connecting language proficiency to teaching ability: A meta-analysis
https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/1362168819868667…
posted at 02:45:49
"This paper analyses the possibility of automatically predicting … CEFR … levels on the basis of … errors in a … learner corpus"
Ballier et al. (2019). A Supervised Learning Model for the Automatic Assessment of Language Levels Based on Learner Errors
https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-3-030-29736-7_23…
posted at 02:43:27
And now, by popular demand, with sharable link :-) : https://rdcu.be/bQ5O4
@IrisVanRooij @VandekerckhoveJ @EJWagenmakers @chrisdc77 @RinkHoekstra @deevybee @MarcusMunafo @lmickes @dstephenlindsay @hpashler @djnavarro @AndrewHeathcot8 https://twitter.com/STWorg/status/1172840385695162368…
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श्रवण वसिष्ठ / Shravan Vasisht@shravanvasishth
Statistical Models for Psychological and Linguistic Data
August 2019 - Juli 2021.
Baayen, Bates, Kliegl
https://www.uni-bielefeld.de/ZIF/KG/2019StatModels/Events/09-16-Kliegl.html…
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I obviously meant *two* years’ time...
posted at 21:25:55
Dziękuję, #LCR2019 and Warsaw. See you all in three years' time at #LCR2021 in Padova! https://pic.twitter.com/XsoerlfrMN
posted at 19:45:14
@GrangerSylviane introduces ICLE.v3, with English texts from learners with 25 different L1s - this time on an online platform. Yay! #LCR2019 https://pic.twitter.com/KgZzIB8UGo
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Congrats to the winners of the best PhD student paper award 🏅 at #LCR2019
Steffen Schaub @steffenlinguist from @UniBremen and Tim Hoffmann from @unima
@GrangerSylviane https://pic.twitter.com/XTLyGPnmxA
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retweeted at 17:37:57
@uranoken @yusuches たしかにｗ でもヨーロッパ外で開催するのも良いと思うので是非！
posted at 17:33:24
Best paper awards for young scholars:
1. Stefan Schaub; The longitudinal development of clausal and noun-phrasal complexity in German intermediate learners of English
2. Tim Hoffmann; In search of a gold standard for error annotation: lexical errors
#LCR2019
posted at 17:32:42
Brenchley: In automarking, what is important is predictive validity, not necessarily understanding what's going on (i.e., machines don't read in the same sense that humans read). #LCR2019
posted at 16:56:40
@yusuches ホストしてください！
posted at 16:55:44
Brenchley: Prospects: Continuation of current practice, production of more specialized corpora, triangulating data (e.g., eye-tracking data), etc. Development of a spoken counterpart to the CLC. Currently collaborating with CUP, ALTA, and the Engineering department. #LCR2019
posted at 16:34:44
Brenchley: Corpora are useful for automarking as well. Relevant outputs include Linguaskill writing automarker, Linguaskill speaking automarker, and diagnostic testing, the last of which is part of a larger framework of Learning Oriented Assessment. #LCR2019
posted at 16:27:01
Brenchley: Output of the English Profile Programme includes the notion of 'criterial features' and learner language profiles (e.g., English Grammar Profile http://www.englishprofile.org/english-grammar-profile…, English Vocabulary Profile http://www.englishprofile.org/wordlists) #LCR2019
posted at 16:22:38
Brenchley: English Profile Programme. Cambridge Learner Corpus is a good resource but since the data source is exams, the communicative context available in there is limited. --> Cambridge English Corpus and Cambridge English Profile Corpora #LCR2019
posted at 16:20:31
Brenchley: What does successful language look like? What does successful learner language look like in that domain? In different stages? To answer these, solid sources of evidence are necessary. #LCR2019
posted at 16:15:29
Brenchley: Cambridge English has long-standing commitment to developing corpora: e.g., CLC, EP Corpus. Corpora have been used to better specify learner performance & proficiency, for rating scale development, item-writer guidance, examiner training, etc. #LCR2019
posted at 16:15:09
The final day kicks off with the final plenary speech by Mark Brenchley, titled “Corpora and Cambridge Assessment English” #LCR2019 https://pic.twitter.com/NL4UKxVmrI
posted at 16:08:44
Jonas K. Lindeløv@jonaslindeloev
Great paper: https://psyarxiv.com/46mbn/. I wish I always did all of these steps. Even when I don't, it's good to be mindful of the shortcuts I am taking.
(Thanks @HenrikSingmann for bringing this paper to my attention. Seems aligned with your practice, @JCSkewesDK?)
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@tam07pb915 言語処理学会のプロシーなどはネットに転がっていますよ。たとえば、、、
https://www.anlp.jp/proceedings/annual_meeting/2007/pdf_dir/S1-3.pdf…
https://www.anlp.jp/proceedings/annual_meeting/2006/pdf_dir/S1-4.pdf…
、、、とか。
（昨夜はべろんべろんマンだったので、私の反応が遅くなりましたがww）
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@BaronVonLeskis I think they already have it almost ready, but am not entirely sure of it. It’s certainly a cool tool and I’m glad they will make it publicly available.
posted at 07:10:40
Biber on how corpus can inform speech analysis. #psllt2019 https://pic.twitter.com/yxcBQ5zkjE
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My talk on what makes inflectional systems easy or difficult to learn, given at the Interactive Workshop on Measuring Language Complexity. Featuring work by @Benambridge @VirveA, Brian MacWhinney, Patty Brooks and others. Slides: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1gzf5732aqUgYUXsQvvIzU-QpJomicaz7/view?usp=sharing… @Limor_Raviv
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Bruno Nicenboim@bruno_nicenboim
interesting thread and paper about cross validation vs Bayes factor (marginal likelihoods ratio): https://discourse.mc-stan.org/t/cross-validation-vs-marginal-likelihoods/10956…
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The dates are provisional. #LCR2019
posted at 00:40:26
LCR2021 will be in Padova, Italy! #LCR2019 #LCR2021 https://pic.twitter.com/UMnAIjSyTO
posted at 00:39:11
LCA membership is free for MA/PhD students! #LCR2019 https://pic.twitter.com/QCItV3H8gr
posted at 00:29:26
Distribution of the members of Learner Corpus Association across countries #LCR2019 https://pic.twitter.com/14auKX4Pz9
posted at 00:27:14
Splendid!! #LCR2019 https://pic.twitter.com/4WeHovshU4
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