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Comprehenders’ Error Correction Mechanisms are Finely Calibrated to Language Production Statistics
An essential feature of human communication is robustness to errors: even when speakers and writers make mistakes, listeners and readers can usually determine the intended meaning. A leading hypothesis is that comprehenders achieve robust error correction by internally deploying a "noisy-channel" mo
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