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John Hale

Arch Professor in World Languages and Cultures Professor of Linguistics

University of Georgia

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Franklin College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Linguistics

John Hale is currently serving as a Linguistics Arch Professor in World Languages and Cultures Professor of Linguistics at University of Georgia.

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John Hale

University of Georgia

Arch Professor in World Languages and Cultures Professor of Linguistics

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cognitive science linguistics natural language processing language neuroscience psycholinguistics computational linguistics syntax language processing in the brain semantic evaluation neurolinguistics syntactic structure cognitive neuroscience cognition reading research language comprehension cognitive linguistics syntactic parsing language development narrative applied linguistics child language english language general linguistics language learning logic in computer science automated deduction automated reasoning information structure generative linguistics speech science semantic role labeling cognitive communication human cognition collision detection semantic processing language network linguistic theory computational logic knowledge processing question answering knowledge-based reasoning rational parser relative clauses processing difficulty profile predictive sentence comprehension autism spectrum disorder beam search human encephalography grammatical predictors fmri time-courses semantic number structural expectations subject-object asymmetries subject-object asymmetry subject-object asymmetry abstract ecological stimuli multilingual fmri corpus computational science language corpus corpus linguistics language science language technologies

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Neural Correlates of Semantic Number: A Cross-Linguistic Investigation. Brain and Language (2022)

Donald DunaganShulin ZhangJixing LiShohini BhattasaliChristophe PallierJohn WhitmanYiming YangJohn Hale

cognitionlanguagesemanticslinguisticssemantic evaluationpsycholinguisticslanguage networkcognitive linguisticsneurolinguisticssemantic numbersemantic processinglanguage processing in the brain

Le Petit Prince: A Multilingual Fmri Corpus Using Ecological Stimuli. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2021)

Jixing LiShohini BhattasaliShulin ZhangBerta FranzluebbersWen-Ming LuhR. Nathan SprengJonathan R. BrennanYiming YangChristophe PallierJohn Hale

multilingual fmri corpusecological stimulimultilingualismneuroscience

Quantifying Structural and Non‐Structural Expectations in Relative Clause Processing. Cognitive Science (2021)

Zhong ChenJohn T. Hale

linguisticsstructural linguisticsnatural language processingnon-structural expectationspsychologycognitive sciencerelative clause processing

Grammatical Predictors for Fmri Time-Courses. Oxford University Press eBooks (2019)

Jixing LiJohn Hale

fmri time-courseslinguisticsgrammatical predictorsnatural language processingneurosciencecognitive scienceneuroimaginglanguage processing in the braincognitive neuroscience

Finding Syntax in Human Encephalography With Beam Search. arXiv (Cornell University) (2018)

John HaleChris DyerAdhiguna KuncoroJonathan R. Brennan

collision detectionlinguisticshuman encephalographybeam searchsyntaxneurology

Parsing Chinese Relative Clauses With Structural and Non-Structural Cues. Linguistik aktuell (2018)

Zhong ChenJohn Hale

computational linguisticslinguisticsnon-structural cuessyntactic parsingstructural linguisticsnatural language processingchinese relative clauses

Predictive Sentence Comprehension During Story-Listening in Autism Spectrum Disorder. Language Cognition and Neuroscience (2018)

Jonathan R. BrennanRenee Lajiness-O'NeillSusan BowyerIoulia KovelmanJohn T. Hale

cognitioncognitive communicationlanguage processing in the brainpredictive sentence comprehensionpsycholinguisticsautism spectrum disorderlanguage comprehensionneuroscienceneuropsychologyneurolinguisticscognitive linguisticsreading researchcognitive sciencehuman cognitionlanguagecognitive neuroscience

Proceedings of the Eight Workshop on Cognitive Aspects of Computational Language Learning and Processing. (2018)

Marco IdiartAlessandro LenciThierry PoibeauAline Villavicencio Iv OrganizersColin BannardAlexander ClarkWalter DaelemansRichard FutrellRaquel AlhamaTim O'donnelDavid PowersAri RappoportSabine SchulteMark SteedmanRemi Van TrijpRodrigo WilkensJoão RodriguesRuben BrancoRicardo SilvaChakaveh SaediAntónio BrancoFrances YungVera DembergJes Ús CalvilloMatthew CrockerPengcheng ZhuYujiu YangWenqiang GaoYi LiuMasayuki AsaharaSatoshi NambuShin-Ichiro SanoStephen McgregorKyungtae LimJixing LiMurielle FabreWen-Ming LuhJohn HaleMiloš StanojevićEdward StablerAntónio RodriguesNambu Satoshi

cognitive sciencecognitive aspectscomputational language learningnatural language processing

Modeling Sentence Processing Difficulty With a Conditional Probability Calculator. eScholarship (California Digital Library) (2014)

Zhong ChenTim HunterJi Won YunJohn T. Hale

sentence processing difficultyconditional probability calculatornatural language processingmachine learningcognitive science

Uncertainty in Processing Relative Clauses Across East Asian Languages. Journal of East Asian Linguistics (2014)

Jiwon YunZhong ChenTim HunterJohn WhitmanJohn Hale

processing difficulty profilegrammarlinguisticssemantic evaluationsyntactic parsingsyntactic structurepsycholinguisticsnatural language processingeast asian languagessyntaxgeneral linguisticsrelative clausescognitive sciencelanguage

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John Hale

Arch Professor in World Languages and Cultures Professor of Linguistics

University of Georgia

Affiliations

Franklin College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Linguistics

John Hale is currently serving as a Linguistics Arch Professor in World Languages and Cultures Professor of Linguistics at University of Georgia.

Honors

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Experiences

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John Hale

University of Georgia

Arch Professor in World Languages and Cultures Professor of Linguistics

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Neural Correlates of Semantic Number: A Cross-Linguistic Investigation. Brain and Language (2022)

Donald DunaganShulin ZhangJixing LiShohini BhattasaliChristophe PallierJohn WhitmanYiming YangJohn Hale

cognitionlanguagesemanticslinguisticssemantic evaluationpsycholinguisticslanguage networkcognitive linguisticsneurolinguisticssemantic numbersemantic processinglanguage processing in the brain

Le Petit Prince: A Multilingual Fmri Corpus Using Ecological Stimuli. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2021)

Jixing LiShohini BhattasaliShulin ZhangBerta FranzluebbersWen-Ming LuhR. Nathan SprengJonathan R. BrennanYiming YangChristophe PallierJohn Hale

multilingual fmri corpusecological stimulimultilingualismneuroscience

Quantifying Structural and Non‐Structural Expectations in Relative Clause Processing. Cognitive Science (2021)

Zhong ChenJohn T. Hale

linguisticsstructural linguisticsnatural language processingnon-structural expectationspsychologycognitive sciencerelative clause processing

Grammatical Predictors for Fmri Time-Courses. Oxford University Press eBooks (2019)

Jixing LiJohn Hale

fmri time-courseslinguisticsgrammatical predictorsnatural language processingneurosciencecognitive scienceneuroimaginglanguage processing in the braincognitive neuroscience

Finding Syntax in Human Encephalography With Beam Search. arXiv (Cornell University) (2018)

John HaleChris DyerAdhiguna KuncoroJonathan R. Brennan

collision detectionlinguisticshuman encephalographybeam searchsyntaxneurology

Parsing Chinese Relative Clauses With Structural and Non-Structural Cues. Linguistik aktuell (2018)

Zhong ChenJohn Hale

computational linguisticslinguisticsnon-structural cuessyntactic parsingstructural linguisticsnatural language processingchinese relative clauses

Predictive Sentence Comprehension During Story-Listening in Autism Spectrum Disorder. Language Cognition and Neuroscience (2018)

Jonathan R. BrennanRenee Lajiness-O'NeillSusan BowyerIoulia KovelmanJohn T. Hale

Proceedings of the Eight Workshop on Cognitive Aspects of Computational Language Learning and Processing. (2018)

cognitive sciencecognitive aspectscomputational language learningnatural language processing

Modeling Sentence Processing Difficulty With a Conditional Probability Calculator. eScholarship (California Digital Library) (2014)

Zhong ChenTim HunterJi Won YunJohn T. Hale

sentence processing difficultyconditional probability calculatornatural language processingmachine learningcognitive science

Uncertainty in Processing Relative Clauses Across East Asian Languages. Journal of East Asian Linguistics (2014)

Jiwon YunZhong ChenTim HunterJohn WhitmanJohn Hale

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