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Syntactic Prominence and Pragmatic Bias in Turkish Subject Anaphora: Humans and Large Language Models
We examined whether large language models (LLMs) responded to syntactic prominence of discourse entities and pragmatic biases in Turkish subject anaphora resolution similar to human judgments. Using an offline comprehension task with native speakers, we showed that null and overt pronouns responds t
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