Titlebook: Competition in Inflection and Word-Formation; Franz Rainer,Francesco Gardani,Hans Christian Lusc Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG

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Christian-M Westendorf,Rüdiger Hoffmannlongside deverbal nouns (formed by means of suffixes such as ., ., ., ., e.g. . ‘the departure’). Both nominalization strategies seem to denote eventualities, and in some cases both are widely used, raising the question of how their meanings differ or whether there could be semantic competition amon

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A. Bonafonte,X. Ros,J. B. Mari?od the motivation of differences in terms of productivity and degree of morphosemantic transparency/opacity of the respective diminutives. For this purpose productivity, availability and profitability are differentiated, a scale of morphosemantic transparency/opacity is established which ranges from

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Speech Recognition and Understandingerate with a blocking rule, but that a form preference emerges as a result of cognitive selection mechanisms in a neural network of linguistic information. The actual target form develops its own token frequency in a probabilistic process, known as Preferential Attachment. After some time and some g

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-76626-8rmal model of productivity, we show that lexical gaps can be predicted on purely numerical grounds using lexical statistics, with case studies on Spanish, Polish, and Russian. The learnability approach taken here leads to simpler theories of morphology.

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Speech Restoration Via Voice Prosthesesn Morphology, explores another type of competition which is still largely neglected, namely the competition between morphological words (i.e., simple, derived and compound words) and multiword expressions. It shows that competition is at work between these two types of constructions and that it may

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Prosody, Phonology and Phoneticsrphology. Oxford University Press, Oxford, 2010) can describe the various properties of Chinese [A N], but has difficulty accounting for the alternation and competition between [A N] and [A . N]. To solve this problem, I propose an approach that combines Construction Morphology with Realization Opti