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Typological Alignment of Stack-Based Language Models on Mildly Context-Sensitive Artificial Languages
Some properties of languages, e.g., subject-object-verb (SOV) word order, are more prevalent than others among the thousands of attested natural languages (NLs). Such typological commonality is often attributed to learning biases. Computational simulations, recently with language models (LMs), have
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