From Linear Input to Hierarchical Structure: Function Words as Statistical Cues for Language Learning
From Linear Input to Hierarchical Structure: Function Words as Statistical Cues for Language Learning explores This paper explores how statistical distribution of function words aids language learning across multiple languages.. Commercial viability score: 2/10 in Linguistics.
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