The role of predictability in shaping human sound systems
LabPhon16 Satellite event
June 23, 09:00 - 12:30Program
| 09:00 | Workshop introduction |
| 09:05 | U. Cohen Priva & E. Gleason The indirect effect of low information content on lenition processes |
| 09:25 | C. Cohen & M. Carlson Emergent and categorical differences between English nouns and verbs |
| 09:45 | D. Hashimoto Effects of social message predictability on probabilistic reduction |
| 10:05 | Break |
| 10:10 | A. Wedel & A. Ussishkin Phonological grammars evolve to preserve information at word beginnings |
| 10:35 | M. Bell, S. Ben Hadia, &
I. Plag Predictability and boundary strength in English compound nouns |
| 10:55 | K. Franich Coordinative mode, phasing, and predictability across languages |
| 11:15 | A. Kilpatrick, S. Kawahara, R. Bundgaard-Nielsen,
B. Baker, & J. Fletcher Japanese perceptual epenthesis is modulated by transitional probability |
| 11:35 | Break |
| 11:45 | Roundtable introduction |
| 11:55 |
Roundtable discussion: Defining and measuring predictability |
| 12:30 | Workshop ends |