Publications

Idiosyncratic frequency as a measure of derivation vs. inflection

Published in Journal of Language Modelling, 2022

Quantifying variance in the predictability of token frequency provides a gradient measure of the inflectional vs derivational nature of a morphological process

Recommended citation: Maria Copot, Timothee Mickus and Olivier Bonami (accepted). Idiosyncratic frequency as a measure of derivation vs. inflection. In Journal of Language Modelling. http://www.llf.cnrs.fr/sites/llf.cnrs.fr/files/u35/CopotMickusBonami22.pdf

A Word-and-Paradigm Workflow for Fieldwork Annotation

Published in ComputEL, 2022

Increasing community engagement in language documentation through a more intuitive annotation procedure combined with active learning.

Recommended citation: Maria Copot, Sara Court, Noah Diewald, Stephanie Antetomaso, and Micha Elsner. 2022. A Word-and-Paradigm Workflow for Fieldwork Annotation. In Proceedings of the Fifth Workshop on the Use of Computational Methods in the Study of Endangered Languages, pages 159–169, Dublin, Ireland. Association for Computational Linguistics. https://aclanthology.org/2022.computel-1.20/

Fauxpacity: an analogical reanalysis of phonological opacity and evidence in favour

Published in -, 2018

Phonological opacity can and should be accounted for by a word-based analogical perspective

Recommended citation: Maria Copot (2018). Fauxpacity: an analogical reanalysis of phonological opacity and evidence in favour. MA Thesis. /files/fauxpacity.pdf

Nasals are the colour of the morning sky: synaesthetic correlates of phonological distinctive features

Published in -, 2017

A pilot study on phoneme-colour binding in synaesthetes. I no longer fully endorse the conclusions.

Recommended citation: Maria Copot (2017). Nasals are the colour of the morning sky: synaesthetic correlates of phonological distinctive features. BA Thesis. /files/synaesthesia.pdf