Language, Association & Model Re-Representation
Heute kam noch ein weiteres Paper zur Präsentation. Dank Satys Anwesenheit, gibt es auch eine Foto (für alle, die schon immer gerne Geisterbahn fuhren).
Language, Association, and Model Re-Representation
How Features of Language and Human Association Can Be Utilized for Automated Knowledge Assessment
Abstract
Wittgenstein (1922) made the remarkable statement in Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus that we picture fact to ourselves. It is a long way from the theory of mental models and the philosophy of language to the language-oriented assessment tools that we are able to present. Yet the very basic principles of association seem to convey their influence throughout the expressive possibilities of human language communication: What is closely related will be closely represented. Different technologies based on theories of mental models, association, and the philosophy of language were introduced and discussed in this paper. While MITOCAR is a validated tool which was initially developed to gain access to the expertise of groups, T-MITOCAR develops the access to the properties of language even further so that it can be used to elicit individual knowledge directly from written text.
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Pirnay-Dummer, P. & Spector, J.M. (2008). Language, Association, and Model Re-Representation. How Features of Language and Human Association can be Utilized for Automated Knowledge Assessment, Paper presented to the AERA 2008, TICL SIG
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Autor: Pablo Pirnay-Dummer
Datum: Mittwoch, 26. März 2008 21:52
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Donnerstag, 27. März 2008 11:39
Wir haben es eindeutig mit Verrückten zu tun! – Das Erkennungsmerkmal, die Schnur um den Hals, das Kärtchen mit Name und Adresse, ist nicht nur bei diesem Exemplar, sondern auch auf anderen Fotos identifizierbar.
In diesem Sinne: Weiterhin viel transatlantischen Spaß und Erfolg.