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Modeling the Impact of Syntactic Distance and Surprisal on Cross-Slavic Text Comprehension
We focus on the syntactic variation and measure syntactic distances between nine Slavic languages (Belarusian, Bulgarian, Croatian, Czech, Polish, Slovak, Slovene, Russian, and Ukrainian) using symmetric measures of insertion, deletion and movement of syntactic units in the parallel sentences of the fable “The North Wind and the Sun”.
incom.py 2.0 - Calculating Linguistic Distances and Asymmetries in Auditory Perception of Closely Related Languages
We present an extended version of a tool developed for calculating linguistic distances and asymmetries in auditory perception of closely related languages.
The INCOMSLAV Platform: Experimental Website with Integrated Methods for Measuring Linguistic Distances and Asymmetries in Receptive Multilingualism
We report on a web-based resource for conducting intercomprehension experiments with native speakers of Slavic languages and present our methods for measuring linguistic distances and asymmetries in receptive multilingualism.
incom.py - A Toolbox for Calculating Linguistic Distances and Asymmetries between Related Languages
Languages may be differently distant from each other and their mutual intelligibility may be asymmetric.
Orthographic and Morphological Correspondences between Related Slavic Languages as a Base for Modeling of Mutual Intelligibility
In an intercomprehension scenario, typically a native speaker of language L1 is confronted with output from an unknown, but related language L2.
