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Eye-gaze dynamics reveal the adaptive nature of real-time noisy-channel inference in speech comprehension
To understand spoken language, listeners must extract meaning from acoustic input that is variable and noisy. The noisy-channel framework posits that listeners overcome this uncertainty by rationally inferring the speaker's intent, combining prior expectations with a model of how the message may hav
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