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What makes a duck a duck? Or, how Cognitive Science may be interested in Computer Vision

What makes a duck a duck? Or, how Cognitive Science may be interested in Computer Vision

by CSS Blog Team | Jan 30, 2023 | Blog, Linguistics

How do we name things? Why is this question interesting? Let’s make an experiment. Look at the two images below: If you had to give a name to the animals in the red frames, which names would you choose? We have asked this question to many people, and found out that...
What a cognitive linguist means by meaning and why it could impact research in Natural Language Processing

What a cognitive linguist means by meaning and why it could impact research in Natural Language Processing

by CSS Blog Team | Oct 25, 2021 | Blog, Linguistics, Long Reads

Meaning has always been the focus of Cognitive Linguistics since its early days in the 1970s. Foundational research in the then newly started field shed light on how meaning construction processes were key for understanding the mechanisms of language. The same...

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