Cornell Linguistics has had a strong presence at conferences in the past year.
The 34th Pacific Asia Conference in Language, Information and Computation (PACLIC 34)
- Burroni, F., Maspong, S., Pittayaporn, P. & Kochaiyaphum, P. A new look at Pattani Malay Initial Geminates: a statistical and machine learning approach
The 12th International Seminar on Speech Production (ISSP 2020)
- Maspong, S., Burroni, F. Functional Load modulates speech production, but not speech perception: Evidence from Thai vowel length
45th Annual Boston University Conference on Language Development
- Francesco Burroni, P. Panpraneet, and C. Onsuwan: Characterizing developmental trajectories in the L1 production of Thai tones
50th Linguistic Symposium on Romance
- Francesco Burroni and Simone Harmath-de-Lemos: A unified account for morphologically governed stress systems in Romance
10th International Conference on Speech Prosody
- Francesco Burroni and Sam Tilsen: Prominence clash does not induce rhythmic adjustments in Italian
CoNLL 2020: Conference on Computational Natural Language Learning
- Forrest Davis: Discourse structure interacts with reference but not syntax in neural language models
CogSci 2020: 42nd Annual Meeting of the Cognitive Science Society)
- Forrest Davis: Interaction with context during recurrent neural network sentence processing
58th Annual Meeting of the Association of Computational Linguistics
- Forrest Davis: Recurrent Neural Networks Always Learn English-like Relative Clause Attachment
CUNY 2020: 33rd Annual CUNY Conference on Human Sentence Processing
- Forrest Davis: Recurrent neural networks use discourse context in human-like garden path alleviation
Sixth Workshop on Turkic and Languages in Contact with Turkic
- Eszter Ótott-Kovács: Genitive-Nominative Alternation in Kazakh Complement Clauses
2020 Workshop of the Berkeley Linguistics Society
- Forrest Davis: Categorical and gradient dimensions of stress in English compounds
- Rachel Vogel: Phonetic cues of narrow focus are mediated by phonemic contrast in Nepali
- Francesco Burroni: Prominence clash induces localized delays in production, not rhythmic readjustments
- Maspong, S., Burroni, F., Kochaiyaphum, P. & Pittayaporn, P.: Interaction of initial geminates and stress: a case study of Pattani Malay
- Rachel Vogel: Dissociating prosodic and segmental cues of narrow focus in Nepali
AMP 2020: Annual Meeting on Phonology 2020
- Katherine Blake: Phonological markedness effects on noun-adjective word order in Italian
- Rachel Vogel: A unified account of two vowel devoicing phenomena: the case of Cheyenne
- Rachel Vogel: The phonology of multiple types of vowel devoicing in Cheyenne
NELS 51: North East Linguistic Society Conference
- Rachel Vogel: Domain Generalization: the case of vowel devoicing in Cheyenne
LSA 2021: 95th Annual Meeting of the Linguistic Society of America
- Dan Burgdorf, Sam Tilsen: Glides prioritize articulation, vowels prioritize acoustics
- Seung-Eun Kim: The effects of speech rate on the phonetic correlates of syntactic structure
- Kevin Kwong: Deviations from the Mirror Principle in Hungarian verbs: Subject agreement on Pred and iterative Local Dislocation
- Carol-Rose Little (Ph.D. alum): Base-generating V1
- Hitomi Minamida: The typology of wh-scope marking strategies
- Eszter Ótott-Kovács: Double Evidential Morphology: Dubitative or Evaluative?
- Chelsea Sanker (Ph.D. alum): Homophone discrimination based on speaker-specific learning
- Frances Sobolak: Parallels between object agreement and passive in Seliš
- Rachel Vogel: Vowel devoicing is not one size fits all: the case of Cheyenne
