Coreferential Inference is a cognitive-linguistic process in inferential comprehension whereby a reader identifies and resolves referential dependencies between linguistic expressions—such as pronouns or noun phrases—by determining that they co-refer to the same entity within a discourse, thereby constructing a coherent mental representation of the text.
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Jerry R. Hobbs · Cognitive Science · 1979 · 901 citations · Full text
A bibliographical study of grammatical inference
Colin de la Higuera · Pattern Recognition · 2005 · 236 citations
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Tsinghua University
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University of Rochester
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Menlo School
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McGill University
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Center for Applied Linguistics
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Cordoba University
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