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Factors Influencing the Emergence of Dependency Length Minimization in Neural Agent Simulations
Given various grammatical options, language users prefer the word order choice that reduces the overall length of syntactic dependencies, a principle known as dependency length minimization (DLM). The origins of this preference remain an open question, particularly whether it originates from constra
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