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Shifting Topic Abstract: How does topic shift in discourse? My dissertation argues for a new account where interlocutor goals play a driving role. I reveal gaps in existing question-based theories […]
How to Grow a Lexicon: Evidence from Babies & Their Worlds Abstract: While a longstanding view in language development holds that infants don't understand words until they begin talking (around […]
Title to come. Abstract to come. Presented by PhD Student Alan Zhou
Title to come. Abstract to come. Presented by PhD Student Kathy Garcia
Title & Abstract to come Dr. Morgan Sonderegger is an Associate Professor in Linguistics at McGill University and Canada Research Chair (Tier 2) in Speech Variability. He is also co-PI of The Montreal Computational and […]
Title to come. Abstract to come. Presented by PhD Student Yash Mehta
Relational and Pose-Based Features as Foundations for Human and Machine Social Scene Understanding Understanding complex social scenes requires prioritizing relational information—the visual cues that define how agents interact. In the […]
Title & Abstract to come Dr. Emily S. Finn is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychological & Brain Sciences at Dartmouth College. Dr. Finn's research combines behavioral, neuroimaging […]