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Computational Psycholinguistics Meeting 2025 | Universiteit Utrecht

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Questionnaire about a computational psycholinguistic workshop

Hi! In recent years, computational psycholinguistics has become more and more popular and more mature as a field, due to the impact of large language models (LLMs) on cognitive science and, at the same time, advances in the development of symbolic processing models that aim to capture different aspects of human behavior during reading and other language-related tasks. Given the advances in the field, it would make sense to have a workshop that is recurring and that is purely devoted to computational psycholinguistics. Currently, there is no such workshop, but we would like to start one. To make this a bit more concrete, you could imagine that the workshop would address topics such as (non-exhaustively) (i) how we can explain and predict human behavior in psycholinguistic experiments with LLM-based measures, connectionist models and/or symbolic models, (ii) informative failures of either type of model, (iii) what linguistic information should be integrated across different levels of representation (words, sentences), (iv) what is the potential of hybrid neuro-symbolic models. An example of what that workshop might look like is the workshop on computational psycholinguistics that took place at Mathpsych/ICCM last summer. See more details here: https://mathpsych.org/session/371 Before we start organising the workshop, we would like to collect feedback from you as a potential participant of such a workshop. Could you respond to the questions below? Any extra comments are also much appreciated. Thanks! Jakub Dotlacil Bruno Nicenboim Lena Jäger