Géraldine Légendre

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Géraldine Légendre

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G. Legendre, Geraldine LEGENDRE, Geraldine Legendre, GÉRALDINE LEGENDRE, Géraldine LEGENDRE, Géraldine Legendre, Géraldine Légendre, Legendre, Geraldine, Legendre, Géraldine

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Johns Hopkins University Université Paris Cité Laboratoire Psychologie de la Perception Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique Brooklyn College

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Géraldine Légendre is an author at Johns Hopkins University specializing in linguistics, language studies, and syntax.

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Géraldine Légendre

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Learning biases predict a word order universal Jennifer Culbertson, Paul Smolensky, Géraldine Légendre Cognition Applied LinguisticsNatural Language ProcessingNatural LanguageWord Order UniversalComputational Linguistics	2011	235
Proceedings of the 40th Annual Meeting of the North East Linguistic Society Jennifer Culbertson, Paul Smolensky, Géraldine Légendre SyntaxWorld LanguagesSociolinguisticsLanguage ChangeLinguistic Ecology	2013	176
An Optimality-Theoretic Typology of Case and Grammatical Voice Systems Géraldine Légendre, William D. Raymond, Paul Smolensky Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the Berkeley Linguistics Society Mathematical ProgrammingEngineeringSentence SemanticsNineteenth Annual MeetingSemantic Typology	1993	174
Harmonic Grammar -- A Formal Multi-Level Connectionist Theory of Linguistic Well-Formedness: Theoretical Foundations ; CU-CS-465-90 Géraldine Légendre, Yoshiro Miyata, Paul Smolensky CU Scholar (University of Colorado Boulder) Applied LinguisticsPhilosophy Of LanguageSyntaxTheoretical FoundationsHarmonic Grammar	1990	122
Unaccusativity in French Géraldine Légendre Lingua Translation StudiesFrenchFrench CultureHistorical LinguisticsLanguage Studies	1989	100
When is less more? Faithfulness and minimal links in wh-chains Géraldine Légendre, Paul Smolensky, Colin Wilson	1998	88
SECONDARY PREDICATION AND FUNCTIONAL PROJECTIONS IN FRENCH Géraldine Légendre Natural Language & Linguistic Theory	1997	86
Harmonic Grammar -- A Formal Multi-Level Connectionist Theory of Linguistic Well-Formedness: An Application ; CU-CS-464-90 Géraldine Légendre, Yoshiro Miyata, Paul Smolensky CU Scholar (University of Colorado Boulder) Applied LinguisticsSyntaxHarmonic GrammarGrammatical FormalismComputational Linguistics	1990	81
On the typology of auxiliary selection Géraldine Légendre Lingua Selection BiasAuxiliary SelectionNatural SelectionStatistical InferenceProbability Theory	2007	72
Partial Constraint Ordering in Child French Syntax Géraldine Légendre, Paul Hagström, Anne Vainikka, Language Acquisition	2002	65

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