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Robert Daland

University of California, Los Angeles

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Linguistics

NoneRobert Daland is currently serving as a Linguistics faculty at University of California, Los Angeles.

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University of California, Los Angeles

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linguistics phonology loanword adaptation communication natural language processing language acquisition computational linguistics orthography computer science cognitive science deep learning learning sciences machine learning huntington's disease neurolinguistics behavioral research child language speech processing image segmentation bioacoustics brain science behavior analysis text normalization text processing lexicography lingua franca language variation natural language form finding diphone-based segmentation sonority projection effects human subjects computational modeling linguistic selection orthographic effects sound patterns first language acquisition word segmentation word recognition word learning long words informational effects phonetic implementation phonotactic word segmentation

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WORDSEG: Standardizing Unsupervised Word Form Segmentation From Text. Behavior Research Methods (2019)

Mathieu BernardRoland ThiolliereAmanda SaksidaGeorgia R. LoukatouElin LarsenMark JohnsonLaia FiblaEmmanuel DupouxRobert DalandXuan Nga CaoAlejandrina Cristia

behavior analysistext normalizationbehavioral sciencestext processingcommunicationbehavioral researchnatural language processingpsychology

A Description of Externally Recorded Womb Sounds in Human Subjects During Gestation. PLoS ONE (2018)

Joanna J. PargaRobert DalandKalpashri KesavanPaul M. MaceyLonnie ZeltzerRonald M. Harper

developmental biologyhuman subjectsbioacoustics

Loci and Locality of Informational Effects on Phonetic Implementation. Linguistics Vanguard (2018)

Robert DalandKie Zuraw

informational effectsphonetic implementationlinguistics

On the Relation Between Speech Perception and Loanword Adaptation. Natural Language & Linguistic Theory (2018)

Robert DalandMira OhLisa Davidson

speech perceptionloanword adaptationlinguisticsnatural language

The Role of the Striatum in Linguistic Selection: Evidence From Huntington's Disease and Computational Modeling. Cortex (2018)

Maria GiavazziRobert DalandStefano PalminteriSharon PeperkampPierre BrugièresCharlotte JacquemotCatherine SchrammLaurent Cleret de LangavantAnne-Catherine Bachoud-Lévi

huntington's diseaseneurologylinguisticsneurolinguisticsneuroanatomycognitive neuroscienceneurosciencecomputational modelingbrain sciencelinguistic selectioncomputational neuroscience

An Orthographic Effect in Loanword Adaptation. Proceedings of the Annual Meetings on Phonology (2016)

Robert DalandMira Oh

phonologylinguisticsorthographic effectorthographyloanword adaptation

It is Easier to Learn the Meaning of Forms With a Canonical Stress Pattern.. ICPhS (2015)

Robert DalandYun Jung Kim

form findingcanonical stress patterndeformationlinguistics

Long Words in Maximum Entropy Phonotactic Grammars. Phonology (2015)

Robert Daland

phonologylong wordslinguistics

Toward a Generative Theory of Language Transfer: Experiment and Modeling of Sc Prothesis in L2 Spanish. Open Linguistics (2015)

Robert DalandIngrid Norrmann-Vigil

linguisticssc prothesisgenerative theoryspanishlanguage transfer

When in Doubt, Read the Instructions: Orthographic Effects in Loanword Adaptation. Lingua (2015)

Robert DalandMira OhSyejeong Kim

linguisticslexicographydiscourse analysisorthographic effectsorthographylingua francaloanword adaptationlanguage

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Robert Daland

University of California, Los Angeles

Affiliations

the College

Linguistics

NoneRobert Daland is currently serving as a Linguistics faculty at University of California, Los Angeles.

Honors

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Robert Daland

University of California, Los Angeles

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

WORDSEG: Standardizing Unsupervised Word Form Segmentation From Text. Behavior Research Methods (2019)

Mathieu BernardRoland ThiolliereAmanda SaksidaGeorgia R. LoukatouElin LarsenMark JohnsonLaia FiblaEmmanuel DupouxRobert DalandXuan Nga CaoAlejandrina Cristia

behavior analysistext normalizationbehavioral sciencestext processingcommunicationbehavioral researchnatural language processingpsychology

A Description of Externally Recorded Womb Sounds in Human Subjects During Gestation. PLoS ONE (2018)

Joanna J. PargaRobert DalandKalpashri KesavanPaul M. MaceyLonnie ZeltzerRonald M. Harper

developmental biologyhuman subjectsbioacoustics

Loci and Locality of Informational Effects on Phonetic Implementation. Linguistics Vanguard (2018)

Robert DalandKie Zuraw

informational effectsphonetic implementationlinguistics

On the Relation Between Speech Perception and Loanword Adaptation. Natural Language & Linguistic Theory (2018)

Robert DalandMira OhLisa Davidson

speech perceptionloanword adaptationlinguisticsnatural language

The Role of the Striatum in Linguistic Selection: Evidence From Huntington's Disease and Computational Modeling. Cortex (2018)

Maria GiavazziRobert DalandStefano PalminteriSharon PeperkampPierre BrugièresCharlotte JacquemotCatherine SchrammLaurent Cleret de LangavantAnne-Catherine Bachoud-Lévi

huntington's diseaseneurologylinguisticsneurolinguisticsneuroanatomycognitive neuroscienceneurosciencecomputational modelingbrain sciencelinguistic selectioncomputational neuroscience

An Orthographic Effect in Loanword Adaptation. Proceedings of the Annual Meetings on Phonology (2016)

Robert DalandMira Oh

phonologylinguisticsorthographic effectorthographyloanword adaptation

It is Easier to Learn the Meaning of Forms With a Canonical Stress Pattern.. ICPhS (2015)

Robert DalandYun Jung Kim

form findingcanonical stress patterndeformationlinguistics

Long Words in Maximum Entropy Phonotactic Grammars. Phonology (2015)

Robert Daland

phonologylong wordslinguistics

Toward a Generative Theory of Language Transfer: Experiment and Modeling of Sc Prothesis in L2 Spanish. Open Linguistics (2015)

Robert DalandIngrid Norrmann-Vigil

linguisticssc prothesisgenerative theoryspanishlanguage transfer

When in Doubt, Read the Instructions: Orthographic Effects in Loanword Adaptation. Lingua (2015)

Robert DalandMira OhSyejeong Kim

linguisticslexicographydiscourse analysisorthographic effectsorthographylingua francaloanword adaptationlanguage

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