Krashen’s second language acquisition theory is the most influential theory in foreign or second language learning. The input hypothesis is an essential hypothesis in his theory. The research and debate on input hypothesis never ends. This paper tries to explore the input hypothesis in the computer network environment. It detects computer and network technology can be applied to further explain...

Human infant learning happens during exploration of the environment, by interaction with objects, and listening to repeating utterances casually, which is analogous unsupervised learning. Only occasionally, a would receive matching verbal description an action it committing, similar supervised Such mechanism can be mimicked deep We model this weakly paradigm using our Paired Gated Autoencoders ...

When listening to spoken language, bilinguals access words in both of their languages at the same time; this co-activation is often driven by phonological input mapping to candidates in multiple languages during online comprehension. Here, we examined whether cross-linguistic activation could occur covertly when the input does not overtly cue words in the non-target language. When asked in Engl...

We present a process-algebraic language for Probabilistic I/O Automata (PIOA). To ensure that PIOA specifications given in our language satisfy the “input-enabled” property, which requires that all input actions be enabled in every state of a PIOA, we augment the language with a set of type inference rules. We also equip our language with a formal operational semantics defined by a set of trans...