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Using LMs to Model the Effects of Context and Coreference during Sentence Comprehension
Language models (LMs) are often used as a tool to model human language processing. Recent studies suggest that severely restricting LMs' context window improves their fit to human psycholinguistic data by simulating human working memory constraints. However, it is possible that this strict memory-de
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