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Lab handbook

Tools

  • LSTM toolkit that can estimate incremental processing difficulty and adapt to new contexts
    van Schijndel and Linzen (2018) “A Neural Model of Adaptation in Reading”

  • Left-corner parsing toolkit that can estimate incremental processing difficulty and regress to human behavior
    van Schijndel, Exley, and Schuler (2013) “A Model of Language Processing as Hierarchic Sequential Prediction”

Pre-trained Models

  • 125 pre-trained English LSTMs (trained on 2m,10m,20m,40m,80m tokens; 25 models each)
    van Schijndel, Mueller, and Linzen (2019) “Quantity doesn’t buy quality syntax with neural language models”

  • 5 LSTM models of Wiki English and 5 LSTM models of Spanish Wiki (80m tokens)
    Davis and van Schijndel (2020) “RNN LMs Always Learn English-Like RC Attachment”

  • 5 models of discourse-intact English Wiki LSTMs (80m tokens)
    Davis and van Schijndel (2020) “Interaction with Context During RNN Sentence Processing”

  • 25 English Wiki and 25 English OpenWebText discourse-intact LSTMs
    Davis and Altmann (2021) “Finding event structure in time: What recurrent neural networks can tell us about event structure in mind”

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