Language Grounding in Robots
The Grounded Naming Game
Experiments in Cultural Language Evolution, edited by:Steels, Luc, John Benjamins, Amsterdam, 2012. pp.41–59.
Markov Constraints for Generating Lyrics with Style
Emergent Functional Grammar for Space
This chapter explores a semantics-oriented approach to the origins of syntactic structure. It reports on preliminary experiments whereby speakers introduce hierarchical constructions and grammatical markers to express which conceptualization strategy hearers are supposed to invoke. This grammatical information helps hearers to avoid semantic ambiguity or errors in interpretation. A simulation study is performed for spatial […]
Musical Virtuosity and Creativity
Fine-grained CPU Throttling to Reduce the Energy Footprint of Volunteer Computing
Synthetic Modeling of Cultural Language Evolution
Five Approaches to Language Evolution, edited by:McCrohon, L. and Fujimura, T. and Fujita, K. and Martin, R. and Okanoya, K. and Suzuki, R. and Yusa, N., Evolang9 Organization Committee, Tokyo, 2012. pp.130–139.
Augmenting spatial skills with mobile devices
Potential Stages in the Cultural Evolution of Spatial Language
The Evolution of Language (EVOLANG 9), 2012.
Dealing with Perceptual Deviation – Vague Semantics for Spatial Language and Quantification
Grounding language in sensorimotor spaces is an important and difficult task. In order, for robots to be able to interpret and produce utterances about the real world, they have to link symbolic information to continuous perceptual spaces. This requires dealing with inherent vagueness, noise and differences in perspective in the perception of the real world. […]