+ AMLaP
is an annual international conference which has
established
itself
as
the
premier European venue for
interdisciplinary
research into how people process
language. The conference aims to bring together psychological, computational,
and theoretical perspectives on the cognitive architectures and mechanisms which
underly any aspect of human language processing, from lexical processing,
parsing and interpretation, through to discourse level mechanisms. Contributions
to AMLaP
which explicity relate empirical and experimental findings and computational
mechanisms are especially encouraged. Topics relevant to the conference include
(but are not limited to): computational models,
cross-linguistic
studies, language production,
statistical mechanisms,
corpus-based studies,
discourse, lexical
processing,
parsing and
interpretation, learning mechanisms,
connectionist models,
computer simulations and models of acquisition.
