Female settler Martha Hayes 1786-1871

Bruce Hayes

• Then we could implement a model human, which, given input data comparable to what a human child gets, would acquire morphology and morphophonemics. It would generate new members of paradigms: “if [glEmp] is a verb, its past tense must be [glEmpt]” It would produce multiple responses and ambivalent judgments where people do: “past of [splIN] could be [spl√N], or [splINd], or perhaps even [splæ...

16. Hayes

Although various pharmacological treatments are available for persons suffering with positive psychotic symptoms, these symptoms often continue to occur even when medications are taken. Traditional psychosocial methods such as family therapy and cognitive-behavioral alleviate symptoms in this population, but interventions are often lengthy and difficult. The present paper argues that directly t...

Interview with Martha Farah.

& Martha Farah obtained undergraduate degrees in Metallurgy and Philosophy from MIT, and a doctorate in Psychology from Harvard University. She has taught at Carnegie Mellon University and at the University of Pennsylvania, where she is now a Professor of Psychology and Director of the Center for Cognitive Neuroscience. Her work spans many topics within cognitive neuroscience, including visual ...

Martha Stone Palmer

My primary research is in the representation of semantic information and its use in natural language processing applications. The meaning of a sentence is a central aspect of natural language understanding, yet an elusive one, since there is no accepted methodology for determining meaning. There is not even a consensus on criteria for distinguishing word senses, as can easily be seen by compari...

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