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Linglib.Core.Empirical

Standard acceptability diacritics used in linguistic papers.

These correspond to the conventional marks placed before example sentences:

  • (unmarked) = fully acceptable
  • ? = degraded/marginal
  • ?? = quite degraded
  • * = clearly unacceptable
  • # = semantically/pragmatically anomalous (syntactically well-formed)
  • % = dialectally variable / speaker-dependent
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      Scale type for empirical measures.

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          Task type for data elicitation.

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              Combined measure specification

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                  Processing dimensions that a task type is sensitive to.

                  Different experimental paradigms tap different processing dimensions. This links TaskType to the dimensions in ProcessingModel.ProcessingProfile.

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                      Which processing dimensions a task type is sensitive to.

                      Self-paced reading and eye-tracking are sensitive to locality and boundaries (spillover regions, wrap-up effects). Acceptability ratings aggregate across all dimensions.

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                        An empirical observation linked to processing dimensions.

                        Connects an observed behavioral measure to the processing profile dimensions it reflects.

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