Modeling the human lexicon under temperature variations: linguistic factors, diversity and typicality in LLM word associations
Modeling the human lexicon under temperature variations: linguistic factors, diversity and typicality in LLM word associations explores This research analyzes how LLMs represent human word associations, revealing differences in variability and typicality based on model size and temperature settings.. Commercial viability score: 5/10 in LLM Analysis.
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