Quantitative Approaches to Semantic Knowledge Representations: A Special Double Issue of Discourse Processes (Paperback)

Volume 25, Numbers 2 and 3, 1998. Contents: P.W. Foltz, Editor's Introduction: Quantitative Approaches to Semantic Knowledge Representations. B.K. Britton, R.C. Sorrells, Thinking About Knowledge Learned From Instruction and Experience: Two Tests of a Connectionist Model. R.M. Golden, Knowledge Digraph Contribution Analysis of Protocol Data. C. Burgess, K. Livesay, K. Lund, Explorations in Context Space: Words, Sentences, Discourse. Latent Semantic Analysis: T.K. Landauer, P.W. Foltz, D. Laham, An Introduction to Latent Semantic Analysis. P.W. Foltz, W. Kintsch, T.K. Landauer, The Measurement of Textual Coherence With Latent Semantic Analysis. M.B.W. Wolfe, M.E. Schreiner. B. Rehder, D. Laham, P.W. Foltz, W. Kintsch, T.K. Landauer, Learning From Text: Matching Readers and Texts by Latent Semantic Analysis. B. Rehder, M.E. Schreiner, M.B.W. Wolfe, D.Laham, T.K Landauer, W. Kintsch, Using Latent Semantic Analysis to Assess Knowledge: Some Technical Considerations. Commentaries: C.R. Fletcher, B. Linzie, Motive and Opportunity: Some Comments on LSA, HAL, KDC, and Principal Components. C.A. Perfetti, The Limits of Co-Occurrence: Tools and Theories in Language Research.