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Neurolinguistics

Dependency-aware self-attention for robust neural machine translation

Chuncheng Chi, Fuxue Li, [ ... ], Hong Yan

The influence of aspect markers and tense on the action-sentence compatibility effect in Mandarin action sentence comprehension

Ning Fan, Hongkai Zhu, Zhiwei Cai

Feel what you read: Specific aspects of empathy modulate semantic retrieval processes and representational content of emotion-label, emotion-laden, and neutral abstract words

Miriam Rademacher, Linda Espey, Marta Ghio, Laura Bechtold

Cortical γ-oscillations implement basic language operations: Evidence from electroencephalography in anaphora during english filler-gap dependency processing

Laurent Dekydtspotter, A. Kate Miller, [ ... ], Yanyu Xiong

MSDC: Aspect-level sentiment analysis model based on multi-scale dual-channel feature fusion

Xiaoye Lou, Guangzhong Liu, Yangshuyi Xu

Orthogonal position representations for transformer in neural machine translation

Yue Zhao, Qinghong Zhang, Shuhan Zhou

Performance of older adults on MTL- BR Battery: ARE There differences in healthy aging? A pilot study

Julia Prado Caieiro da Costa, Marcela Lima Silagi, Karin Zazo Ortiz

Positioning of Chinese time nouns and adverbs: Evidence from corpus, acceptability, and processing studies

Jia Yi Chen, Ying Su, Katsuo Tamaoka

Direction matters: Comparing post-editing and human translation effort and quality

Sanjun Sun, Hao Wang, Yanfang Jia

A method for English paragraph grammar correction based on differential fusion of syntactic features

Weiling Liu, Caijun Zhao, [ ... ], Bingbing Li

Does LLM translation align with translation universals? A cross-genre simplification study on English-Chinese translation based on dependency grammar

Zeyuan Jiang

Appropriate data segmentation improves speech encoding models: Analysis and simulation of electrophysiological recordings

Ole Bialas, Edmund C. Lalor

Processing at-issue and non-at-issue content: Evoked and induced brain activities reveal early and long-lasting differences

Anna Czypionka, Laura Reimer, Mariya Kharaman, Carsten Eulitz

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