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 ---12-June-2024-Workshop-Using-Artificial-Neural-N
 etworks-for-Studying-Human-Language-Learning-and-P
 rocessing-
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SUMMARY:Workshop "Using Artificial Neural Networks
  for Studying Human Language Learning and Processi
 ng"
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240610
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240612
LOCATION:ILLC, Amsterdam (the Netherlands)
DESCRIPTION:Artificial Neural Networks (ANNs) have
  proven to be powerful learning devices for langua
 ge-related tasks, as demonstrated by recent progre
 ss in artificial intelligence driven by large, Tra
 nsformer-based language models. But how can ANNs i
 nform us about human language learning and process
 ing? Our three-day workshop brings together resear
 chers working on cognitively motivated and linguis
 tic questions in studying the language processing 
 mechanisms and learning trajectories of ANNs.  For
  the first two days of the programme, we hope to s
 timulate discussion on the workshop theme through 
 contributed presentations from our workshop partic
 ipants and keynote speakers. The final day is focu
 ssed on active interactions and collaboration betw
 een participants, through small-scale tutorials an
 d joint group work on a collaborative task.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:\n  <p>Artificial Neu
 ral Networks (ANNs) have proven to be powerful lea
 rning devices for language-related tasks, as demon
 strated by recent progress in artificial intellige
 nce driven by large, Transformer-based language mo
 dels. But how can ANNs inform us about <em>human</
 em> language learning and processing? Our three-da
 y workshop brings together researchers working on 
 cognitively motivated and linguistic questions in 
 studying the language processing mechanisms and le
 arning trajectories of ANNs.</p>\n  <p>For the fir
 st two days of the programme, we hope to stimulate
  discussion on the workshop theme through contribu
 ted presentations from our workshop participants a
 nd keynote speakers. The final day is focussed on 
 active interactions and collaboration between part
 icipants, through small-scale tutorials and joint 
 group work on a collaborative task.</p>\n
URL:https://ann-humlang.github.io/workshop/#progra
 mme
CONTACT:Tamar Johnson at t.johnson at uva.nl
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