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The horse race to language understanding: FLMP was first out of the gate, and has yet to be overtaken
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 23 (3):338-339 (2000)
Abstract
Our long-standing hypothesis has been that feedforward information flow is sufficient for speech perception, reading, and sentence (syntactic and semantic) processing more generally. We are encouraged by the target article's argument for the same hypothesis, but caution that more precise quantitative predictions will be necessary to advance the field.Other Versions
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