Andrei Popescu-Belis
2000
Incremental Simulations of the Emergence of Grammar: Towards Complex Sentence-Meaning MappingsPDF
Third International Conference on the Evolution of Language, pages 187-190, 2000
Experiments with societies of communicating agents have shown that various communication conventions can emerge in order to express the structure of situations in an environment (eg, Batali 1998, Steels 1997). However, it is often unclear how much implicit ...
1999
Experiments in language acquisition by artificial systemsPDF
Actes MIND-4, 1999
Abstract This paper presents some aspects related to natural language acquisition in our CARAMEL architecture. The CARAMEL model emphasises, at a global level, the importance of both “conscious” and “unconscious” processes for natural language understanding, ...
1998
Emergence of Grammatical Conventions in an Agent Population Using a Simplified Tree Adjoining Grammardoi.orgPDF
ICMAS98, pages 383-384, 1998
Abstract The paper describes a population of communicating agents, rewarded for successful dialogs. Agents encode and decode messages about their environment using the TAG formalism. Experimental results show that lexical and word order conventions spread ...