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Patterns of Priming in Production: Lexical, Semantic and Structural Alignment in Language Model Generation
This paper investigates structural priming in language model (LM) production, examining how preceding structural context influences sentence completion. While prior work has demonstrated priming effects in comprehension of structural alternations, it remained unclear whether these persist in product
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