E. de Jong. The development of a lexicon based on behavior. In Han La Poutr and Jaap van den Herik, editors, Proceedings of the Tenth Netherlands /Belgium Conference on Artificial Intelligence NAIC'98, pages 27--36, 1998. Home/Search Document Details and Download
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....should be rather simple. The main contribution so far of language game models, is that they have shown that cultural evolution can indeed play a major role in the development of languages. Steels and collaborators, e.g. showed that cultural evolution can explain the emergence of a shared lexicon (De Jong, 1998), a shared vowel system (De Boer Vogt, 1999) and some primitive grammatical rules (Steels, 1997a) Kirby (1999a) shows in his model, that agents with an innate ability to learn context free grammars, can develop a compositional language through cultural evolution. Batali (1997) shows similar ....
DE JONG, E. (1998). The development of a lexicon based on behavior. In: Proceedings of the Tenth Netherlands /Belgium Conference on Artificial Intelligence NAIC'98 ( La Poutr, H. & Van den Herik, J., eds.), pp. 27--36. Amsterdam: CWI.
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E. de Jong. The development of a lexicon based on behavior. In Han La Poutr and Jaap van den Herik, editors, Proceedings of the Tenth Netherlands /Belgium Conference on Artificial Intelligence NAIC'98, pages 27--36, 1998.
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