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....adapted to the language in the environment of the agents. This way the ontologies of the different agents become similar even though there is no telepathy and it is not innately given. 5 Experiments in the origins of grammar Several researchers, most notably Batali [2] Kirby [7] and Steels [16], 17] have been conducting experiments to explain how languages with the grammatical complexity of human natural languages may emerge. This requires a scale up along all dimensions (form, meaning, and form meaning association) and it is therefore not surprising that many open questions remain. I ....

....regular systematicity found in natural languages, but nevertheless compositionality is clearly visible: new sentences could be constructed by the combination of parts built up from earlier sentences. The Batali experiment (and other experiments in emergent grammar such as the ones reported in [16]) use the same principles as discussed in earlier experiments: reinforcement learning by the individual to tune in to the conventions present in the population, self organisation based on a positive feedback loop between use and success to get coherence, selectionism constrained by the ....

Steels, L.: The Emergence of Grammar in Communicating Autonomous Robotic Agents. In: Horn, W. (ed.) Proceedings of ECAI

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L. Steels. The Emergence of Grammar in Communicating Autonomous Robotic Agents. In W. Horn, editor, Proceedings of European Conference of Artificial Intelligence, pages 764--769. IOS Press, 2000.

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