Abstract: In this paper, we further developed the argument-based model of syntactic operations that is argued to represent the key to basic mental representations. This work concentrates on formal descriptions of the observed syntax-semantics dependencies. We briefly review our up do date experimental work designed to test this hypothesis, and offer the results of our most recent experiment. The results of our experiments confirmed that semantic relations between the images in conceptual nets influence syntactic computation. The binding problem that arises when the same noun can be represented either as Subject (ex. The cat chases the mouse) or Object (ex. The mouse chases the cat Introduction ), was successfully resolved.

Keywords: Cognitive Models of Language Phenomena, Formal Models in Language and Cognition, Psycholinguistics and Psycho semantics

ACM Classification Keywords: ACM Classification Keywords: I.2 Artificial Intelligence, 1.2.0. Cognitive simulation

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THE ARGUMENT BASED COMPUTATION: SOLVING THE BINDING PROBLEM

Alona Soschen, Velina Slavova

http://www.foibg.com/ijitk/ijitk-vol04/ijitk04-2-p06.pdf