Publication year
2000Publisher
Nijmegen : Max-Planck-Institute for Psycholinguistics
Number of pages
186 p.
In
Cutler, A.; McQueen, J.M.; Zondervan, R. (ed.), Proceedings of SWAP (Spoken Word Acces Processes), pp. 63-66Publication type
Article in monograph or in proceedings
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Editor(s)
Cutler, A.
McQueen, J.M.
Zondervan, R.
Organization
SW OZ DCC CO
Book title
Cutler, A.; McQueen, J.M.; Zondervan, R. (ed.), Proceedings of SWAP (Spoken Word Acces Processes)
Page start
p. 63
Page end
p. 66
Subject
150 000 MR Techniques in Brain Function; PsycholinguisticsAbstract
Simulations explored the inability of the TRACE model of spoken-word recognition to model the effects on human listening of subcategorical mismatch in word forms. The source of TRACE's failure lay not in interactive connectivity, not in the presence of inter-word competition, and not in the use of phonemic representations, but in the need for continuously optimised interpretation of the input. When an analogue of TRACE was allowed to cycle to asymptote on every slice of input, an acceptable simulation of the subcategorical mismatch data was achieved. Even then, however, the simulation was not as close as that produced by the Merge model.
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