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Word-Class and Construction-Like Structure Emerges in Neural Successor Representations Trained on Natural Language
Neural language models are typically trained on next-token prediction, although linguistic structure spans multiple temporal scales. Successor representations (SRs) make this horizon explicit by encoding discounted distributions over future states. Here, we ask whether such predictive representation
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