Charles Yang

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Charles Yang is affiliated with the following schools: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, University of Pennsylvania

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According to Wikipedia, Charles Yang is a linguist and cognitive scientist. He is currently Professor in the Department of Linguistics at the University of Pennsylvania. His research focuses on language acquisition, variation and change, and is carried out from a broadly Chomskyan perspective.

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Charles Yang 's Published Works

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Knowledge and learning in natural language (2000) (650)
Universal Grammar, statistics or both? (2004) (423)
The mystery of language evolution (2014) (208)
Morphosyntactic Learning and the Development of Tense (2007) (176)
Empirical re-assessment of stimulus poverty arguments (2002) (146)
The Price of Linguistic Productivity: How Children Learn to Break the Rules of Language (2016) (130)
Ontogeny and phylogeny of language (2013) (109)
The growth of language: Universal Grammar, experience, and principles of computation (2017) (91)
Estimation of software reliability by stratified sampling (1999) (83)
The Pursuit of Word Meanings. (2017) (80)
Three factors in language variation (2010) (80)
Internal and external forces in language change (2000) (56)
Testing the Tolerance Principle: Children form productive rules when it is more computationally efficient to do so (2016) (51)
Structures and distributions in morphology learning (2008) (50)
Modeling the Emergence of Lexicons in Homesign Systems (2013) (49)
Word Segmentation: Quick but not Dirty (2005) (48)
Partition testing, stratified sampling, and cluster analysis (1993) (47)
The Infinite Gift: How Children Learn and Unlearn the Languages of the World (2006) (46)
A formalist perspective on language acquisition (2018) (44)
Learning datives: The Tolerance Principle in monolingual and bilingual acquisition (2017) (40)
Computational models of syntactic acquisition. (2012) (39)
Negative knowledge from positive evidence (2015) (34)
Unordered Merge and its Linearization (1999) (34)
A Selectionist Theory of Language Acquisition (1999) (32)
Morphology and Language Acquisition (2016) (28)
Who's afraid of George Kingsley Zipf? Or: Do children and chimps have language? (2013) (26)
Who's Afraid of George Kingsley Zipf? (2010) (25)
Recession Segmentation: Simpler Online Word Segmentation Using Limited Resources (2010) (23)
Remarks on “Derivation by Phase”: Feature Valuation, Agreement, and Intervention (2002) (23)
Analytical Modeling of ASTM Lap Shear Adhesive Specimens (2003) (22)
The Evolutionary Trajectory of the Icelandic New Passive (2013) (21)
A Rule-Based Unsupervised Morphology Learning Framework (2009) (21)
Rage against the machine: Evaluation metrics in the 21st century (2017) (21)
Simulation and implementation of an open architecture controller (1995) (20)
Assessing Child and Adult Grammar (2012) (18)
Minimalism and Language Acquisition (2011) (17)
Mechanisms and Constraints in Word Segmentation (2005) (17)
A Statistical Test for Grammar (2011) (17)
Statistics Learning and Universal Grammar: Modeling Word Segmentation (2004) (15)
When Nobody Wins (2019) (15)
Statistical evidence that a child can create a combinatorial linguistic system without external linguistic input: Implications for language evolution (2017) (14)
Unsupervised Morphology Learning with Statistical Paradigms (2018) (13)
The great number crunch1 (2008) (13)
For and against frequencies (2015) (13)
Miller's monkey updated: Communicative efficiency and the statistics of words in natural language (2020) (12)
On productivity * (2006) (11)
Using the Tolerance Principle to predict phonological change (2019) (11)
Minimal computation : derivation of syntactic structures (1997) (10)
Recursive misrepresentations: A reply to Levinson (2013) (2014) (10)
A Rule-Based Acquisition Model Adapted for Morphological Analysis (2009) (9)
Modeling Hierarchical Syntactic Structures in Morphological Processing (2019) (8)
Crucial effect of the first CXXC motif of human QSOX 1b on the activity to different substrates. (2011) (8)
The Greedy and Recursive Search for Morphological Productivity (2021) (7)
A User ’ s Guide to the Tolerance Principle (2018) (7)
How to Make the Most out of Very Little (2019) (6)
Parameter setting is feasible (2017) (6)
Modeling Morphological Typology for Unsupervised Learning of Language Morphology (2020) (6)
Open architectures for machine control (1993) (5)
Evidence for a Morphological Acquisition Model from Development Data (2010) (5)
Computational Models of Language Acquisition (2011) (5)
How to wake up irregular ( and speechless ) (2017) (5)
INPUT AND ITS STRUCTURAL DESCRIPTION (2015) (4)
In-Plane Thermal Characterization of Fiberglass/Phenolic Honeycomb Core through an Experimental-Numerical Approach (2018) (3)
Wafer Level Hermetic Packaging of MOEMS Devices (2007) (3)
Principle-based Parsing for Chinese (1996) (2)
ELASTIC-PLASTIC MODEL OF ADHESIVE-BONDED COMPOSITE JOINTS (2001) (2)
English auxiliary realization and the independence of morphology and phonetics (2013) (2)
Some consequences of the Tolerance Principle (2018) (1)
Another model not for the learning of language (2022) (1)
The Meaning of Case: Morphosyntactic Bootstrapping and Icelandic Datives (2020) (1)
ADAM: A Sandbox for Implementing Language Learning (2021) (1)
The Handbook of East Asian Psycholinguistics: Grammar acquisition via parameter setting (2006) (1)
Learning Morphological Productivity as Meaning-Form Mappings (2021) (1)
A Psychologically Motivated Model of Word Learning (2011) (1)
The great number crunch 1 (2008) (1)
Word Segmentation : Quick but not Dirty Timothy Gambell 1814 (2005) (1)
Saussurean Rhapsody: Systematicity and Arbitrariness in Language (2020) (1)
Semantic Bootstrapping in Frames: A Computational Model of Syntactic Category Acquisition (2017) (0)
A Formal Theory of Language Development (1999) (0)
The Sufficiency Principle: Predicting when children will regularize inconsistent language variation (2017) (0)
Formal Project Management at JACS, Inc. (2001) (0)
The Evolutionary Dynamics of Natural Language Dimacs Workshop on Computation and Language , 1998 (2014) (0)
Chapter 4. The threshold of productivity and the ‘irregularization’ of verbs in Early Modern English (2022) (0)
The mystery of language evolution The Harvard made this article openly available. Please share how this access benefits you. Your story matters (2014) (0)
Generalization and Probability Matching (2015) (0)
The 2013 Benjamin Franklin Medal in Computer and Cognitive Science presented to William Labov (2015) (0)
Introduction to the Special Issue on Parameters1 (2017) (0)
OUP UNCORRECTED PROOF – FIRST PROOF , / / , SPi Assessing Child and Adult Grammar (2012) (0)
Workshop on Computational Models of Language Acquisition and Loss a Morphologically Annotated Hebrew Childes Corpus Unseen Features. Collecting Semantic Data from Congenital Blind Subjects Conference Program Distinguishing Contact-induced Change from Language Drift in Genetically Re- Lated Languages (2012) (0)
0 Negative Knowledge from Positive Evidence (2015) (0)
Charles D. Yang. Knowledge and Learning in Natural Language. Oxford University Press. 2002. ISBN 0 19 925414 1 (hardback), Price $60. ISBN 0 19 925415 X (paperback), Price $21.95. 220 pages (2005) (0)
Systematicity and Arbitrariness in Language: Saussurean Rhapsody (2020) (0)
The Said and the Unsaid : Learnability in the English Passives (2018) (0)
Computational Learning and Language Acquisition: A View from Word Segmentation (2007) (0)
Morphosyntactic Learning and the Development of Tense Julie (2005) (0)
Minimal Computation in the Minimalist Program (1996) (0)
Systematicity and Arbitrariness In Language (2022) (0)
Memory Constraints on Cross Situational Word Learning (2021) (0)
Kenneth R. Beesley & Lauri Karttunen, Finite State Morphology. Stanford, CA: CSLI Publications (distributed by the University of Chicago Press), 2003. xviii + 505pp. and CD-ROM. ISBN hardbound 1-57586-433-9, paperbound 1-57586-434-7. (2008) (0)
Big Data and Little Learners (2017) (0)
Grammar Production Production Language Learning Speech Grammar Speech Genotype PhenotypeDevelopment Development Mendelian Inheritance Genotype Phenotype (2009) (0)
A Grounded Approach to Modeling Generic Knowledge Acquisition (2021) (0)
Emergence of Natural Language Lexicons : Empirical and Modeling Evidence from Homesign and Nicaraguan Sign Language (2014) (0)
Apparent Communicative Efficiency in the Lexicon is Emergent (2021) (0)
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Derivational c-command and the Human Parser (1998) (0)
2 Variation and Selection 2 . 1 Return of the Parameter (2009) (0)
Case Studies in the Automatic Characterization of Grammars from Small Wordlists (2017) (0)
EXPERIMENTAL AND ANALYTICAL INVESTIGATIONS OF THERMOPHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF NANOFLUIDS (2006) (0)
Work in Progress : Weighing the Value of Predictive Dependencies in Grammar Induction (2005) (0)
Author ' s personal copy Three factors in language variation (2010) (0)
Distributional Learning of Syntactic Categories (2022) (0)

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