According to embodied theories of language, people understand a verb like throw, at least in part, by mentally simulating throwing. This implicit simulation is often assumed to be...
Roel M. Willems, Ivan Toni, Peter Hagoort, Daniel ...
Learning a foreign language is a long, error-prone process, and much of a learner’s time is effectively spent studying vocabulary. Many errors occur because words are only partl...
Embedded, textual DSLs are often provided as an API wrapped around object-oriented application frameworks to ease framework integration. While literature presents claims that DSL-...
Stefan Sobernig, Patrick Gaubatz, Mark Strembeck, ...
The lack of parallel corpora and linguistic resources for many languages and domains is one of the major obstacles for the further advancement of automated translation. A possible...
Marcis Pinnis, Radu Ion, Dan Stefanescu, Fangzhong...
Abstract. Words mean different things to different people, and capturing these differences is often a subtle art. These differences are often “a matter of perspective,” and...
Jason B. Alonso, Catherine Havasi, Henry Lieberman