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Not unreasonable: Carving vague dimensions with contraries and contradictions
Michael Henry Tessler, Michael Franke · 2018
Tests whether listeners' uncertainty about the meaning of negation markers (un-, not) predicts how morphological antonyms (unhappy), negated positives (not happy), negated antonyms (not unhappy) and positives (happy) are ordered on a scale, depending on whether the adjectives are heard alone or together in one context.
The recommended Human Program is available in the desktop research library.
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- Read and search the study
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- Run AI participants
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- Original human data
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- source pinned in package/tesslerfranke2018/human/key.json (4 of 4 data files downloadable from it)
- Paper's results recovered from the human data
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- Authors' analysis code
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