1. Analyze the prerequisites, conditions, and goals of the associative experiment.
2. Create a list of word-stimuli.
3. Generate a set of forms or questionnaires.
4. Design the questionnaires.
5. Design and populate a linguistic database to store the results of the associative experiment.
6. Explore and identify patterns in the results.
2. Ph.D., Prof. of Bauman Moscow State Technical University
◦ Courses: Artificial Intelligence, Computer linguistics and
Semiotics, Architecture of Information systems, Design IT-
Curriculums
Chief of Science Education Cluster CLAIM (Computer
Linguistics, Artificial Intelligence, Multimedia and more)
Member of Leading Scientific School of Russia ―Russian Language
Person‖ (Head of School - Jury Karaulov)
Chief of Laboratory of Technical Education in Russia, BMSTU
Chief Executive Deputy of Multivendor and Academic ICT Consortium
Editor of the Rubric «ICT in Education», Magazine «Quality of Education»
IT-Consultant (20+ projects)
3. Information system of associative experiments
Design methods and tools for automated building associative thesauri,
modeling and analysis of language consciousness.
Computer Semiography
Infocognitive technologies in music. Decoding and systemize russian
znamenny (semiographic) chants (XI-XVII centuries). Building musical
and idiophone thesauri, ontologies.
Computer Historical Lexicography
◦ The Hand-written Ancient Cardfile of Russian Language of the XI-XVII
centuries
◦ The Dictionary of Russian Language of the XI-XVII centuries
◦ The Dictionary of the Russian Academy (1789–94)
SIE-modelling Theory
Design methodology of integration and convergence
different decision support systems (Situation, Simulation,
Expert, Neurogenetic, Fuzzy, Semiotic and other).
4. Gesture-mimic interface for interaction with computer
◦ Emotion Recognition based on facial gesture
◦ Dictionary of gestures in the field of ICT (audiology)
◦ Gesture language recognition
New methods of information visualization (Visual semiotics)
Implementation and testing of new visualization concepts of familiar
information to improve the visibility, convenience and efficiency of its
perception and processing.
◦ Domain-specific 3D social network
◦ Concept of visualization based on the theory of semiotic design of IT
◦ Visualization of web-ontolologies
Semantic Web & Text Mining
◦ Ontology design
◦ Text and Data clustering
◦ Text’s tonality analysis
5. The sign is described as a
"double entity", made up of the
signifier, or sound image, and
the signified, or concept.
The basic principle of the
arbitrariness of the sign in the
extract is: there is no natural
reason why a particular sign
should be attached to a
particular concept.
The relationship between
signifier and signified
is, however, not quite that
simple. Ferdinand de Saussure (1857–1913)
was a Swiss linguist and is
widely considered to be one of
the fathers of 20th-century
linguistics and of semiotics
6. Knowledge Paradigmatic Knowledge
element relations element
Sign Syntagmatic Sign
relations
Saussure asserted that there are only two types of relations: syntagmatic and paradigmatic.
The latter is associative, and clusters signs together in the mind, producing sets.
Sets always involve a similarity, but difference is a prerequisite, otherwise none of
the items would be distinguishable from one another: this would result
in there being a single item, which could not constitute
a set on its own.
7. Semiosis - conceptual (cognitive)
process, continually unfolding and unending -
the chain of meaning-making by new signs
interpreting a prior sign or set of signs)
Semiosis as an irreducibly triadic process
wherein something, as an object, logically
determines or influences something as a sign
to determine or influence something as an
interpretation or interpretant, itself a
sign, thus leading to further interpretants.
Sign vehicle: the form of the sign
Sense: the sense made of the sign
Referent: what the sign 'stands for'
Charles Sanders Peirce (1839 – 1914)
was an American
philosopher, logician, mathemat
ician, and scientist. He is one of
the fathers of semiotics.
8. Three directions of semiotics
Sign functions: Syntax: the relation between signs, how
Representation
signs are constituted
Semantic: the relation between sign and
Expression
object, what the signs are conveying
Knowledge
Pragmatic: the relation between signs and
the user, what for signs are used
Charles W. Morris (1901 – 1979)
was an American semiotician
and philosopher
9. Visual semiotics - studies of meaning evolve
from semiotics, a philosophical approach that
seeks to interpret messages in terms of their
signs and patterns of symbolism
Visual rhetoric is the fairly recent
development of a theoretical framework
describing how visual images
communicate, as opposed to aural or
verbal messages.
Groupe µ (founded 1967) is the
collective pseudonym under which a
group of Belgian 20th-century
semioticians wrote a series of
books, presenting an exposition of
modern semiotics
10. These concepts have a lot of
definitions, which depends on current
subject area, applications in the field of:
◦ Linguistics
◦ Information retrieval
◦ Artificial Intelligence
◦ Computer semiotics
Artificial Intelligence Information retrieval
◦ Thesaurus and ontology ◦ Thesaurus and ontology are some
are some kind of formal kind of metadata (ISO2788, ISO5964
models for knowledge – thesauri; OWL - ontology)
representation and
management
Linguistics Computer semiotics
◦ Thesaurus is most complex ◦ Thesaurus & Ontology
lexicographical object. It is is centaur with name
something more then ―THEON‖
dictionary
11. Person consciousness
language consciousness (Linguistics)
Logic consciousness (Pragmatics, AI)
Expression consciousness (Psychology)
etc.
LCU = WKU + LU Theon = {LCU}
LCU - language consciousness unit Thesaurus = {LU}
lexicographical (formal) model
WKU - world knowledge unit
of language
LU - language unit
Ontology = {WKU}
Formal model of real world
12. Thesaurus, Ontology ~ ok. What about epistemology?
We need new linguistic (and lexicographical)
objects, models, grammars, etc.
Cognitive science, cognitive psychology, cognitive
linguistics, cognitive semiotics study how our
consciousness works
Cognizer – cognitive vehicle
Cognitive thesaurus – representation of Cognizer’s
1 арбалет 1
стрельба орудие
activity, structure and dynamics of cognitive
1 1 1 1
1
борьба война охота пушка операция топор
2
1 5 3
processes.
12 1 1
7
кровь армия пистолет ружье ствол перо
2 10
1 1
1 2
5 1
Associative-verbal thesaurus
1 1
оружие
Linguacultural thesaurus
Dictionary of metaphors
Musical and idiophone «Theons»
Gesture-mimic thesaurus
13. 1 арбалет 1
стрельба орудие
1 1 1 1
1
борьба война охота пушка операция топор
2
1 5 3
12 1 1
7
кровь армия пистолет ружье ствол перо
2 10
1 1
1 2
5 1
1 1
оружие
14. Mental association (Association of Ideas) - is a term used to refer to
explanations about the conditions under which representations arise
in consciousness.
Sea
Wave
Surf-riding
http://www.sunhome.ru/image/17816
15. Mental association (Association of Ideas) - is a term used to refer to
explanations about the conditions under which representations arise in
consciousness.
One idea was thought to follow another in consciousness if it were
associated by some principle. The three most commonly asserted principles
of association were:
◦ association by contiguity
◦ association by contrast
◦ association by similarity
The principles of associationism were fertile for the progress of
psychological investigation - new methods of studying:
◦ memory (mechanical—H. Ebbinghaus, Germany;
and figurative— F. Galton, England)
◦ emotions (C. Darwin, England)
◦ motivation (S. Freud, Austria; K. Jung, Switzerland)
16. Association – The formation of a bond or connection between ideas or
stimulus and response [Banerjee J. C. Encyclopaedic Dictionary of
Psychological Terms, 1994].
Mind mapping (Buzan 1993)
Cognitive mapping (Eden 1988, 1998, Ackermann et al. 1992)
17. Association – undefined or unknown semantic relationship [Quillian,
semantic networks]
In UML models, an association is a relationship between two classifiers that
describes the reasons for the relationship and the rules that govern the
relationship.
18. Associative experiment (AE) or
association test - one of the most
widespread methods psycholinguistics
and used to study the organization of
mental life, with special reference to
the cognitive connections that underlie
perception and meaning, memory,
language, reasoning, and motivation.
{S} {R}
In the free-association test the subject
is told to state the first word (Response
or Reaction) that comes to mind in
response to a stated word, concept, or
other Stimulus.
In controlled association test a relation
may be prescribed between the
Stimulus and the Response (e.g., the
subject may be asked to give
opposites).
19. Виды АЭ: Общая формула АЭ Мини-эксперимент: напишите
Свободный {S} {R} ассоциации на 5 слов:
Направленный ◦ S – стимул, S1. Машина ?
Цепной ◦ R – реакция S2. Мужчина ?
(ассоциация) S3. Волна ?
S4. Деньги ?
S5. Наука ?
20. Interface (S)
{R} 7: graphique 5: lien 4: homme-machine 2: écran; imprimante 1:
acquisition; arrivée; barrière; candide; communication; connexion; conviviale;
de liquides; double; driver; entre; icônes; informatique; limite, séparation;
liquide; milieux; MIS; moyen; musicale; ordinateur; parallèle; Pentium III;
périphérique; prisme; processeur; raccord; sortie; thermodynamique;
traitement de surface; utilisateur; visible; win 95; Windows (o68, d38, v15)
Internet (S)
{R} 11: web 7: réseau 5: mail 3: e-mail; liberté 2: chat; Netscape 1: AOL; base
de données interactive; bof; communication; du cul, du cul, du cul; échange;
espace; explorer; fouillis; gratuit; inet; info; intranet; le boom des années 90;
lent; loin; MIS; modem; océan; oui; pénible; réseau des réseaux; site; surf;
surfons; toile; un www personnel; voyager; www (o68, d36, v6)
Associations in information technologies:
russian-french experiment (1999-2000)
http://it-claim.ru/Library/Books
/Association_IT/CONTENTS.HTM
21. The Dictionary of associative norms of Russian of
A.A. Leontev (25 thousand records, 1967-1973)
The Russian associative dictionary / thesaurus
(1,3 million records, 1988-1995)
The Slavic associative dictionary (Russian part
consist of 66 thousand records, 1998-1999)
Associations of information technologies:
experiment in Russian and French languages
(12,6 thousand records, 1998-2000).
Word Association, rhyme and fragment norms
(750 thousand records,1999 ,The University of
South Florida)
The Edinburgh Associative Thesaurus (840
thousand records,1969-1971)
22. Associative-verbal field (AVF)
Слово
6 [a1]
set of all mental associations
14 [a2]
2 [a9]
35 [a4]
9 [a3]
(reactions) for word
2 [a5]
Фраза Речь
Дело
AVF(S) = {Ri}, Ri ∋ S {R}
3 [a6] 2 [a12]
5 [a11]
3 [a8]
4 [a7] 3 [a10]
Говорить Разговор Номер Жизни Время
Associative-verbal Network (AVN)
network, where nodes – stimuli and
14 [a13]
3 [a17] 3 [a15]
12 [a16] 8 [a14]
3 [a18]
Телефон
Один Деньги reactions, arcs – associative links.
AVN = <{S}∪{R}, {←,→,↔}, ℛ(S→R)>
3 [a18] Ассоциативная связь Один Слово
<частота>[<Идентификатор дуги>]
Hypothesis: Associative-verbal model (AVM)
AVM – is cognitive model of phenomenological model of AVN of
language persons represented by associative
consciousness, main part of thesaurus or dictionary
semiosis
24. 1. Analysis prerequisites, conditions and
goals of AE
2. Creating list of word-stimulus
3. Generating the set of forms
(questionnaires)
4. Questionnaire design
5. Design and filling linguistics database
of AE
6. Explore and identification
relationships between language
constructions
7. Creating thesaurus and linguistics
database of AE
8. Estimating thesaurus for necessity of
additional questionnaire design
(iterational repeating steps 2-7).
25. Type: one free association
Number of stimuli: 6,624
Number of forms: 11,500
Number of stimuli per form: 100
Number of participants: 11,000
Time for filling one form: 7-10 minutes
Number of S->R pairs: 1,032,522
Number of different S->R pairs: 462,500
Number of different reactions: 102,926
Forms
Step Stimuli Stimuli per
subject Printed Entered
I 1277 100 1500 ~1300
(+extra) 760 ~400 3500 ~3200
II 2685 100 3000 ~2800
III 2935 100 3500 ~3150
27. The project of Russian Foundation for Humanities (2006-8)
"The Automated system of scientific researches of dynamics of
associative-verbal model of language consciousness of Russians as
indicator of an image of Russia in the newest history and the
present"
Theoretical basis - hypothesis that results of AE allow :
◦ to estimate features of perception of the person
◦ to study its language consciousness by means of AVM
Integrated linguistic database based on :
◦ The Russian associative dictionary
◦ The Dictionary of associative norms of Russian of A.A. Leontev
◦ The Slavic associative dictionary
◦ Associations of information technologies: experiment in Russian
and French languages
28. Web-services, program tools and resources:
◦ Hypertext versions of dictionaries
◦ Specialized web-version of Russian associative thesaurus
◦ System for organizing interactive associative experiment
in web
◦ Program modules for searching associative chains
New dictionaries & publications
◦ The comparative associative dictionary of Russian
◦ Gender Russian associative thesaurus /dictionary
◦ 20+ scientific publications
◦ 2 master degree projects
http://it-claim.ru/Projects/ASIS
32. $query="SELECT *
FROM settingsattribute sa, personattribute pa
WHERE pa.Attribute_ID = sa.Attribute_ID
AND sa.Settings_ID=(SELECT Settings_ID FROM experiment WHERE Experiment_ID='".$_GET['testid']."')
AND sa.Ask_Status =1
ORDER by sa.Position";
$result=mysql_query($query);
$num=mysql_num_rows($result);
for ($i=1;$i<=$num;$i++){
$row=mysql_fetch_array($result); $name=$row['Attribute_Name']; $desc=$row['Attribute_Description'];
$must=$row['MustStatus'];
$redstar='';
if ($must==1) $redstar="<font color=red>*</font>";
$ID=$row['Attribute_ID'];
print "<tr><td>
<b>$name</b>$redstar<br>
<small>$desc</small>
</td><td>
<INPUT TYPE=TEXT NAME=SA$ID size=50 value="".$val."">
</td></tr>";
}
33. AE makes possible to find
non-evident key phrases
and collocations
It’s possible to check sets
of stimuli and reactions for
keywords
Best results – using
domain-specific AE,
Interactive AE
34. Ассоциативная цепочка Сhn1
Associative-verbal Network (AVN)
Слово
Слово
66 [a11]
[a]
network, where nodes – stimuli and
14 [a22]
14 [a ]
22 [a9] ]
[a9
35 [a44]
35 [a ]
99 [a33]
[a ]
reactions, arcs – associative links.
2 a5]
2 [[a5]
Фраза
Фраза Речь
Речь
Дело
Дело
2 a12]
AVN = <{S}∪{R}, {←,→,↔}, ℛ(S→R)>
33 [aa] ]
[ 66 2 [[a12]
5 a11]
5 [[a11]
33 [a88]
[a ]
44 [a77]
[a ] 3 [a10] ]
3 [a10
Говорить
Говорить Разговор
Разговор Номер
Номер Жизни
Жизни Время
Время
Associative-verbal chain (AVC)
ordered set of nodes and arcs based
14 [[a13]]
14 a13
33 [a17] ]
[a17 3 [a15]
12 [a16] ] 3 [a15]
12 [a16 8 [[a14]]
8 a14
33 [aa18]
[ 18]
Телефон
Телефон
Один
Один Деньги
Деньги on AVN
AVC = S1 (R1=S2) … Rn
33[aa18] Ассоциативная связь.
Ассоциативная связь
[ 18] Один
Один Слово.
Слово
Hypothesis:
<частота>[<Идентификатор дуги>]
<частота>[<Идентификатор дуги>]
Producing AVC is a cognitive
process, main part of semiosis
This process is not
simple, because of spreading
activation
S1 {(Ri=Si)} … {R}
36. S1 N R1 S1 N R1
S2 N R2 R1 N S1
S11 R21 f отн ( S11 R11 ) * K
S11R11 n
... R11 = S2 ... f отн ( S1i R1i )
i 1
S1n
R2k Study structure of AVN
Revealing «metaassociations»
Analysis derivative associations
37. Alexander Panchenko, 2008
The program makes possible
multifarious kinds of search for
chains (AVC) in the associative
networks (Russian, English).
The program is written in C# and
make use of SQL Server DBMS.
Alexander Sirenko, 2008-2010
Search chains (AVC) in Russian AVN
(120 000 associations).
AVS is stored in MySQL, data
processing with PHP5.
http://tesaurus.ru/aweb.php
38.
39. In the conception of J. N. Karaulov
Cognem — the elementary unit of
knowledge:
◦ Sign (word)
◦ Sense (semantics)
◦ Methods (for define sense) 40+
◦ Two type of knowledge
functions:
Recipe
Retouch
Two modes of language
consciousness activity (Cognizer):
◦ Active (Sign Sense)
◦ Passive (Sense Sign)
40. Across
1. A 1977 movie
5. Actor Garcia
9. City in the Texas panhandle
14. 82nd element
15. Carpooled
16. Mucous eye discharge
17. Quadrennial prize
19. Ahead of schedule
20. Irish form of Helen
41. Formula of sense Area Function Method
Trailer truck Machines(Cars) Recipe Synonym
A male cat Animals Retouch Mark
The feature of the
Self-satisfied human Recipe Definition
A city in east-central France Cities Retouch Mark
A place for wives and
concubines Constructions Retouch Description
Protagonist Narration Retouch Synonym
Formerly (archaic) Indexes of time Retouch Synonym
Sporting venue Sports Recipe Perifraz
The boundary of a surface Objects Recipe Synonym
Hyperonym-
Rodent Rodents Recipe hyponym
Blue-green Color Recipe Synonym
What doors swing on Building designs Retouch Description
Swerved Travel Recipe Synonym
Long period of time Indexes of time Retouch Description
was a Swiss linguist whose ideas laid a foundation for many significant developments in linguistics in the 20th century. Saussure is widely considered to be one of the fathers of 20th-century linguistics and of semiotics
Syntagmatic and paradigmatic relationsLanguage works through relations of difference, then, which place signs in opposition to one another. Saussure asserted that there are only two types of relations: syntagmatic and paradigmatic. The latter is associative, and clusters signs together in the mind, producing sets: sat, mat, cat, bat, for example, or thought, think, thinking, thinker. Sets always involve a similarity, but difference is a prerequisite, otherwise none of the items would be distinguishable from one another: this would result in there being a single item, which could not constitute a set on its own.
Peirce used a different set of terms to describe sign functions, which for him were a conceptual process, continually unfolding and unending (what he termed "unlimited semiosis," the chain of meaning-making by new signs interpreting a prior sign or set of signs). Charles Sanders Peirce constructed this three-part model, in contrast to the two-part model of "signifier" and "signified" created by Ferdinand de Sassure. Peirce's model is significant because it emphasizes "the sense made of the sign." In other words, it not only acknowledges one thing standing for another, it also acknowledges the process of interpretation of a sign. Thus, there is no absolute correlation between the sign vehicle and sign referent, but rather a dynamic process that leads to the sense made of the sign. Those concerned with power dynamics will want to question who controls this process of interpretation? Who controls the sense made of particular signs? Who has the upper hand in a given discourse about a given sign? For example, in the case of a printed advertisement, the ad itself is the sign vehicle. The referent is the product or service which it is advertising. And the sense made of the sign is the meaning perceived by those who encounter it. In most cases, the advertiser has the upper hand in this discourse, aiming to create a fairly uniform interpretation of the sign that results in consumption of the advertised product or larger profit.
Peirce used a different set of terms to describe sign functions, which for him were a conceptual process, continually unfolding and unending (what he termed "unlimited semiosis," the chain of meaning-making by new signs interpreting a prior sign or set of signs). Charles Sanders Peirce constructed this three-part model, in contrast to the two-part model of "signifier" and "signified" created by Ferdinand de Sassure. Peirce's model is significant because it emphasizes "the sense made of the sign." In other words, it not only acknowledges one thing standing for another, it also acknowledges the process of interpretation of a sign. Thus, there is no absolute correlation between the sign vehicle and sign referent, but rather a dynamic process that leads to the sense made of the sign. Those concerned with power dynamics will want to question who controls this process of interpretation? Who controls the sense made of particular signs? Who has the upper hand in a given discourse about a given sign? For example, in the case of a printed advertisement, the ad itself is the sign vehicle. The referent is the product or service which it is advertising. And the sense made of the sign is the meaning perceived by those who encounter it. In most cases, the advertiser has the upper hand in this discourse, aiming to create a fairly uniform interpretation of the sign that results in consumption of the advertised product or larger profit.
Peirce used a different set of terms to describe sign functions, which for him were a conceptual process, continually unfolding and unending (what he termed "unlimited semiosis," the chain of meaning-making by new signs interpreting a prior sign or set of signs). Charles Sanders Peirce constructed this three-part model, in contrast to the two-part model of "signifier" and "signified" created by Ferdinand de Sassure. Peirce's model is significant because it emphasizes "the sense made of the sign." In other words, it not only acknowledges one thing standing for another, it also acknowledges the process of interpretation of a sign. Thus, there is no absolute correlation between the sign vehicle and sign referent, but rather a dynamic process that leads to the sense made of the sign. Those concerned with power dynamics will want to question who controls this process of interpretation? Who controls the sense made of particular signs? Who has the upper hand in a given discourse about a given sign? For example, in the case of a printed advertisement, the ad itself is the sign vehicle. The referent is the product or service which it is advertising. And the sense made of the sign is the meaning perceived by those who encounter it. In most cases, the advertiser has the upper hand in this discourse, aiming to create a fairly uniform interpretation of the sign that results in consumption of the advertised product or larger profit.
Within the framework of seminar we will discuss principles and practical aspects of building some types of cognitive thesauri using modern information technologies: associative-verbal thesaurus, linguacultural thesaurus, dictionary of metaphors, etc. Cognitive Linguistics is the study of the mind through language and the study of language as a cognitive function. Research in Cognitive Linguistics is multi-disciplinary; evidence is drawn from text analysis, language acquisition, language change, psycholinguistic experimentation, and brain imaging, and some other sources. That’s why new lexicographical structures (dictionaries, thesauruses, ontologies and others) gaining popularity. These structures reflect not so much lexical, frequency, and semantic structure of the language, but its organization in memory and mental processes of the person.
Что такое ассоциация? Наиболее емкое определение этого понятия дает психология, где ассоциация — связь, возникающая в процессе мышления, между элементами психики, в результате которой появление одного элемента, в определенных условиях, вызывает образ другого, связанного с ним. В англоязычной среде слово ассоциация (association) чаще всего трактуется как более общее понятие ‑ произвольная взаимосвязь различных предметов, событий или ситуаций. В связи с этим для обозначения рассматриваемого явления используется понятие «мыслительной ассоциации» (mental association), «ассоциации идей» (associationofideas) или «ассоциации Павлова» (Pavlovian association), когда подчеркивается ее связь с понятием условного рефлекса. Такая многозначная трактовка привела к тому, что в различных прикладных областях и для разных задач стали по разному толковать понятие ассоциации. Как отмечает известный специалист в области ассоциативных экспериментов Горошко Е.И., кратко обобщая историю возникновения понятия «ассоциации» и его роли в развитии науки, что выявлено много видов ассоциаций, которые отражают процессы, происходящие в глубинных слоях человеческой психики. И собственно сами ассоциации волновали ученых с различных сторон: философов более привлекало исследование не вербальных ассоциаций, а “ассоциаций идей”, психологам был интересен практический подход к использованию ассоциаций в психодиагностике и психиатрии, а интерес лингвистов был обусловлен предположением о том, что в ассоциациях отражаются существенные черты значения слов. При этом важной гипотезой в лингвистических исследованиях ассоциаций было догадка о двух направлениях ассоциаций – на мир знаков (языковых) и на мир объектов (или их представлении в мышлении в виде элементов знаний). Именно лингвистами и семиотиками было высказано предположение о том, что изучение многообразие ассоциаций и их связей позволяет делать выводы о соотношении субъективной реальности, т.е. смысла, связанного со словом в сознании человека, и “объективного конструкта” картины мира в его сознании.
The principles of associationism were fertile for the progress of psychological investigation—in particular, the development of new methods of studying the memory (mechanical—H. Ebbinghaus, Germany; and figurative— F. Galton, England), emotions (C. Darwin, England), and motivation (S. Freud, Austria; K. Jung, Switzerland). A reorientation in associationism took place. Instead of the obsolete mechanistic explanations, biological explanations were advanced (H. Spencer, England; I. M. Sechenov, Russia). The concept of associationism was transformed, on a new physiological basis, into doctrines of conditioned reflexes and behaviorism. Certain psychological schools (the Würzburg school and Gestalt psychology) criticized associationism as being mechanistic, atomistic, and incapable of explaining the integrity and activity of consciousness. From the standpoint of Marxist psychology, this criticism is one-sided, and although it does contain rational aspects, it ignores the historical value of associationism and its contribution to the causal explanation of psychic activity.
In psychology and marketing, two concepts or stimuli are associated when the experience of one leads to the effects of another, due to repeated pairing. This is sometimes called Pavlovian association for Ivan Pavlov's pioneering of classical conditioning.Connectionism is a set of approaches in the fields of artificial intelligence, cognitive psychology, cognitive science, neuroscience and philosophy of mind, that models mental or behavioral phenomena as the emergent processes of interconnected networks of simple units. There are many forms of connectionism, but the most common forms use neural network models.The principles of associationism were fertile for the progress of psychological investigation—in particular, the development of new methods of studying the memory (mechanical—H. Ebbinghaus, Germany; and figurative— F. Galton, England), emotions (C. Darwin, England), and motivation (S. Freud, Austria; K. Jung, Switzerland). A reorientation in associationism took place. Instead of the obsolete mechanistic explanations, biological explanations were advanced (H. Spencer, England; I. M. Sechenov, Russia). The concept of associationism was transformed, on a new physiological basis, into doctrines of conditioned reflexes and behaviorism. Certain psychological schools (the Würzburg school and Gestalt psychology) criticized associationism as being mechanistic, atomistic, and incapable of explaining the integrity and activity of consciousness. From the standpoint of Marxist psychology, this criticism is one-sided, and although it does contain rational aspects, it ignores the historical value of associationism and its contribution to the causal explanation of psychic activity.
In psychology and marketing, two concepts or stimuli are associated when the experience of one leads to the effects of another, due to repeated pairing. This is sometimes called Pavlovian association for Ivan Pavlov's pioneering of classical conditioning.Connectionism is a set of approaches in the fields of artificial intelligence, cognitive psychology, cognitive science, neuroscience and philosophy of mind, that models mental or behavioral phenomena as the emergent processes of interconnected networks of simple units. There are many forms of connectionism, but the most common forms use neural network models.The principles of associationism were fertile for the progress of psychological investigation—in particular, the development of new methods of studying the memory (mechanical—H. Ebbinghaus, Germany; and figurative— F. Galton, England), emotions (C. Darwin, England), and motivation (S. Freud, Austria; K. Jung, Switzerland). A reorientation in associationism took place. Instead of the obsolete mechanistic explanations, biological explanations were advanced (H. Spencer, England; I. M. Sechenov, Russia). The concept of associationism was transformed, on a new physiological basis, into doctrines of conditioned reflexes and behaviorism. Certain psychological schools (the Würzburg school and Gestalt psychology) criticized associationism as being mechanistic, atomistic, and incapable of explaining the integrity and activity of consciousness. From the standpoint of Marxist psychology, this criticism is one-sided, and although it does contain rational aspects, it ignores the historical value of associationism and its contribution to the causal explanation of psychic activity.
Associative experiment is one of the first projective methods which is based on assumption thatuncontrolled associations are symbolic or direct projection of internal content of consciousness.This property makes possible to use association experiment to discover and describe affectcomplexes.There are 4 types of association experiments:• pair associations;• serial associations;• verbal differentiation;• free associationsEach experiment could have single/multiple and free/controlled associations. Depending on theircombinantions one could differ such kinds of associations [1],[2]:• single-response free association (the respondent is asked to write the fisrt word that comesto his/her mind);• single-response controlled association (the difference from previous one is that therespondent is asked to write specific type of association, e.g. synonym or antonym);• multiple-response free association (the respondent could use any number of words);• multiple-response conrolled association (almost the same as previous one, but with somelimitations on the type of response).
Лингвистический ассоциативный экспериментРассмотренные методы выявления и визуализации ассоциаций носят скорее креативный или развлекательный характер, что не позволяет их напрямую использовать для системного, научного выявления ассоциаций и соответствующих закономерностей. Для решения этой задачи в науке (первоначально в психологии, а затем и в психолингвистике) были разработаны специальные техники и методики. Наиболее распространённая из них называется Ассоциативным экспериментом (АЭ).Обычно различают три вида подобных экспериментов:свободный (в английском языке часто используется сочетание «free associations»), в котором испытуемому предлагают ответить словом R, первым пришедшим в голову при предъявлении слова S;направленный, в котором экспериментатор некоторым образом ограничивает выбор предполагаемой реакции R, накладывая определенные ограничения (например, отвечать только существительными и т.д.), или целенаправленно формирует список реакций в зависимости от ответов;цепной, в котором испытуемому предлагают ответить любым количеством слов {R}, которые пришли ему в голову при предъявлении слова S.
В вербальном ассоциативном эксперименте в списке слов-стимулов используются как общеупотребительная лексика (см. напр.: Kiss G., Armstrong C., Milroy R. TheAssociativeThesaurusofEnglish; Ю.Н.Караулов, Г.А.Черкасова, Н.В.Уфимцева, Е.Ф.Тарасов, Ю.А.Сорокин. Русский ассоциативный словарь), так и предметная (см. напр.: Ю.Н.Филиппович, Г.А.Черкасова, Д.Дельфт, Ассоциации информационных технологий…). В настоящее время все более широкое распространение получают двуязычные (см., напр.: M. SánchezPuig, Yu. Karaúlov, G. Cherkásova. Normasasociativasdelespañoly delruso; Н.В.Уфимцева, И.А.Стернин, Х.Эккерт, В.И.Милехина, В.М.Топорова. Ассоциативные нормы русского и немецкого языков) и многоязычные ассоциативные словари (см., например: Славянский ассоциативный словарь, созданный на материале четырех славянских языков: русского, белорусского, болгарского и украинского). Именно материал таких словарей наиболее интересен для изучения особенностей образов мира носителей разных языков и культур, поскольку в качестве стимулов в них используются эквивалентные списки слов, ассоциативные эксперименты проводятся примерно в один и тот же период времени и с испытуемыми, подобранными по одним и тем же принципам.
Каждый человек имеет свою уникальную АВС, что обеспечивает различные реакции (ассоциации) на одно и то же слово у разных респондентов. Однако, давайте зададимся вопросом действительно ли это так? Насколько сильны наши отличия и можно ли угадать мысли другого человека с полуслова? Попробуем проверить, для чего воспользуемся электронной версией ассоциативного словаря русского языка, который размещен в открытом доступе по адресу http://tesaurus.ru/dict/dict.php, и сравним с написанными ответами.Можно с большой уверенностью утверждать, что большинство ваших ассоциаций присутствуют в списке реакций рассматриваемого словаря. Более того, они, скорее всего, попали в наиболее частотные группы. Однако должны быть и расхождения, например, реакция «Волга» на слово «машина» была частотной в советский период времени, а среди современной молодежи она практически не появляется.Подобные эксперименты наглядно демонстрируют, что составление «ассоциативных норм» (обобщенных результатов массовых ассоциативных экспериментов) позволяет построить «усредненную» или даже «типовую» АВС человека. А это не что иное, как модель языкового сознания, яркий «снимок» структуры знаний и мышления человека.
Для построения тезаурусов баз лингвистических знаний для взаимодействия человека с техническими системами на естественном языке предлагается использовать информационную технологию ассоциативного эксперимента. Она базируется на программных средствах указанного выше пакета и представляет собой последовательность следующих шагов:Анализ условий проведения эксперимента. Формирование массива стимулов этапа эксперимента. Генерация анкет опроса. Проведение анкетирования респондентов.Формирование базы знаний ассоциативного эксперимента. Выделение возможных связей между языковыми единицами. Построение тезауруса БЛЗ. Оценка полученного тезауруса и принятие решения о необходимости еще одного этапа (итерационного повторения шагов 2-7).На первом шаге определяется множество пользователей, которые будут общаться с технической системой, проводится их классификация: выделяются классы пользователей и их информационные потребности. Например, при создании системы общения человека с ЭВМ в АСУ всех пользователей разделяют по уровням управления и получают некоторую иерархическую структуру, на каждом уровне которой объединяют пользователей в один или несколько классов.На втором шаге, на основании информационных потребностей пользователей и характеристик технической системы, с которой общаются выделенные на первом шаге классы пользователей, формируется текстовое описание предметной области общения. Автоматизированная обработка его позволяет выделить множество языковых единиц, среди которых основными являются терминологические слова и словосочетания. С помощью специальной процедуры из всего множества выбираются стимулы для очередного этапа.На третьем шаге на основе этого множества стимулов проводится генерации анкет опроса, в каждой из них содержится определенное количество случайным образом выбранных единиц. Количество анкет ограничено мощностью множеств пользователей выделенных классов. При необходимости отдельные пользователи могут опрашиваться несколько раз в течение заданного периода времени.Четвертый шаг - это проведение опроса респондентов, который может быть организован в виде устного или письменного указания реакций на слова-стимулы, содержащиеся в анкете.На пятом шаге в базу знаний вводятся полученные пары "стимул-реакция". Они сортируются и группируются по стимулам, характеристикам пользователей и уровням управления.На шестом шаге осуществляется статистический анализ базы знаний эксперимента, в процессе которого определяются коэффициенты силы связи между парами языковых единиц на основе частот встречаемости пар "стимул-реакция", отдельных языковых единиц и других обобщенных характеристик базы знаний. Коэффициенты силы связи используются для построения ассоциативного тезауруса.На седьмом и восьмом шагах совместно специалистом по знаниям и потенциальными пользователями проводится интерпретация выявленных связей. Строится тезаурус БЛЗ и оценивается его полнота. Предлагаемая технология ориентирована на первоначальное наполнение баз лингвистических знаний, адаптацию к конкретным группам пользователей и предметные области их деятельности.
The project "The Automated system of scientific researches of dynamics of associative-verbal model of language consciousness of Russians as indicator of an image of Russia in the newest history and the present" is directed on the decision of a fundamental problem of modeling and analysis of language consciousness of Russians. As a theoretical basis of researches the hypothesis that results of associative experiment (AE), one of the most widespread methods psycholinguistics, allow to estimate features of perception of the person and to study its language consciousness by means of associative-verbal model. Within the framework of this project the integrated linguistic database has been created on the basis of following associative dictionaries: “The Russian associative dictionary” (1,3 million records 1988-1995), “The Dictionary of associative norms of Russian of A.A. Leontev” (25 thousand records, 1967-1973), “The Slavic associative dictionary” (Russian part consist of 66 thousand records, 1998-1999), “Associations of information technologies: experiment in Russian and French languages” (12,6 thousand records, 1998-2000).The information retrieval hypertext and specialized web-versions system for work with DB of the associative dictionaries and associative thesaurus, a subsystem for organizing interactive associative experiment in the Internet and program modules for searching associative chains have been created. Within the framework of methodical maintenance methods of automatic formation of hypertext references, f carrying out researches of dynamics of associative-verbal model; of a filtration “Noise” in interactive AE have been developed. In the project accepted active participation young scientific (students, post-graduate students, teachers) from technical Universities and authoritative experts in the field of psycholinguistics (authors of associative dictionaries). Main results of the project: New unique resources of the gender Russian associative thesaurus have been published (about 1,5 million records), New program tools for analysis associative-verbal model and organizing AE have been developed,The comparative associative dictionary of Russian has been prepared,More than 20 scientific publications have been published,2 master degree projects have been prepared.
The project "The Automated system of scientific researches of dynamics of associative-verbal model of language consciousness of Russians as indicator of an image of Russia in the newest history and the present" is directed on the decision of a fundamental problem of modeling and analysis of language consciousness of Russians. As a theoretical basis of researches the hypothesis that results of associative experiment (AE), one of the most widespread methods psycholinguistics, allow to estimate features of perception of the person and to study its language consciousness by means of associative-verbal model. Within the framework of this project the integrated linguistic database has been created on the basis of following associative dictionaries: “The Russian associative dictionary” (1,3 million records 1988-1995), “The Dictionary of associative norms of Russian of A.A. Leontev” (25 thousand records, 1967-1973), “The Slavic associative dictionary” (Russian part consist of 66 thousand records, 1998-1999), “Associations of information technologies: experiment in Russian and French languages” (12,6 thousand records, 1998-2000).The information retrieval hypertext and specialized web-versions system for work with DB of the associative dictionaries and associative thesaurus, a subsystem for organizing interactive associative experiment in the Internet and program modules for searching associative chains have been created. Within the framework of methodical maintenance methods of automatic formation of hypertext references, f carrying out researches of dynamics of associative-verbal model; of a filtration “Noise” in interactive AE have been developed. In the project accepted active participation young scientific (students, post-graduate students, teachers) from technical Universities and authoritative experts in the field of psycholinguistics (authors of associative dictionaries). Main results of the project: New unique resources of the gender Russian associative thesaurus have been published (about 1,5 million records), New program tools for analysis associative-verbal model and organizing AE have been developed,The comparative associative dictionary of Russian has been prepared,More than 20 scientific publications have been published,2 master degree projects have been prepared.
Within the framework of this project the integrated linguistic database has been created on the basis of following associative dictionaries: “The Russian associative dictionary” (1,3 million records 1988-1995), “The Dictionary of associative norms of Russian of A.A. Leontev” (25 thousand records, 1967-1973), “The Slavic associative dictionary” (Russian part consist of 66 thousand records, 1998-1999), “Associations of information technologies: experiment in Russian and French languages” (12,6 thousand records, 1998-2000).The information retrieval hypertext and specialized web-versions system for work with DB of the associative dictionaries and associative thesaurus, a subsystem for organizing interactive associative experiment in the Internet and program modules for searching associative chains have been created. Within the framework of methodical maintenance methods of automatic formation of hypertext references, f carrying out researches of dynamics of associative-verbal model; of a filtration “Noise” in interactive AE have been developed. In the project accepted active participation young scientific (students, post-graduate students, teachers) from technical Universities and authoritative experts in the field of psycholinguistics (authors of associative dictionaries). Main results of the project: New unique resources of the gender Russian associative thesaurus have been published (about 1,5 million records), New program tools for analysis associative-verbal model and organizing AE have been developed,The comparative associative dictionary of Russian has been prepared,More than 20 scientific publications have been published,2 master degree projects have been prepared.
Within the framework of this project the integrated linguistic database has been created on the basis of following associative dictionaries: “The Russian associative dictionary” (1,3 million records 1988-1995), “The Dictionary of associative norms of Russian of A.A. Leontev” (25 thousand records, 1967-1973), “The Slavic associative dictionary” (Russian part consist of 66 thousand records, 1998-1999), “Associations of information technologies: experiment in Russian and French languages” (12,6 thousand records, 1998-2000).The information retrieval hypertext and specialized web-versions system for work with DB of the associative dictionaries and associative thesaurus, a subsystem for organizing interactive associative experiment in the Internet and program modules for searching associative chains have been created. Within the framework of methodical maintenance methods of automatic formation of hypertext references, f carrying out researches of dynamics of associative-verbal model; of a filtration “Noise” in interactive AE have been developed. In the project accepted active participation young scientific (students, post-graduate students, teachers) from technical Universities and authoritative experts in the field of psycholinguistics (authors of associative dictionaries). Main results of the project: New unique resources of the gender Russian associative thesaurus have been published (about 1,5 million records), New program tools for analysis associative-verbal model and organizing AE have been developed,The comparative associative dictionary of Russian has been prepared,More than 20 scientific publications have been published,2 master degree projects have been prepared.
Within the framework of this project the integrated linguistic database has been created on the basis of following associative dictionaries: “The Russian associative dictionary” (1,3 million records 1988-1995), “The Dictionary of associative norms of Russian of A.A. Leontev” (25 thousand records, 1967-1973), “The Slavic associative dictionary” (Russian part consist of 66 thousand records, 1998-1999), “Associations of information technologies: experiment in Russian and French languages” (12,6 thousand records, 1998-2000).The information retrieval hypertext and specialized web-versions system for work with DB of the associative dictionaries and associative thesaurus, a subsystem for organizing interactive associative experiment in the Internet and program modules for searching associative chains have been created. Within the framework of methodical maintenance methods of automatic formation of hypertext references, f carrying out researches of dynamics of associative-verbal model; of a filtration “Noise” in interactive AE have been developed. In the project accepted active participation young scientific (students, post-graduate students, teachers) from technical Universities and authoritative experts in the field of psycholinguistics (authors of associative dictionaries). Main results of the project: New unique resources of the gender Russian associative thesaurus have been published (about 1,5 million records), New program tools for analysis associative-verbal model and organizing AE have been developed,The comparative associative dictionary of Russian has been prepared,More than 20 scientific publications have been published,2 master degree projects have been prepared.
Within the framework of this project the integrated linguistic database has been created on the basis of following associative dictionaries: “The Russian associative dictionary” (1,3 million records 1988-1995), “The Dictionary of associative norms of Russian of A.A. Leontev” (25 thousand records, 1967-1973), “The Slavic associative dictionary” (Russian part consist of 66 thousand records, 1998-1999), “Associations of information technologies: experiment in Russian and French languages” (12,6 thousand records, 1998-2000).The information retrieval hypertext and specialized web-versions system for work with DB of the associative dictionaries and associative thesaurus, a subsystem for organizing interactive associative experiment in the Internet and program modules for searching associative chains have been created. Within the framework of methodical maintenance methods of automatic formation of hypertext references, f carrying out researches of dynamics of associative-verbal model; of a filtration “Noise” in interactive AE have been developed. In the project accepted active participation young scientific (students, post-graduate students, teachers) from technical Universities and authoritative experts in the field of psycholinguistics (authors of associative dictionaries). Main results of the project: New unique resources of the gender Russian associative thesaurus have been published (about 1,5 million records), New program tools for analysis associative-verbal model and organizing AE have been developed,The comparative associative dictionary of Russian has been prepared,More than 20 scientific publications have been published,2 master degree projects have been prepared.
Web-sites optimizationVerbal-association experiment makes possible to find non-evident key phrases and collocations.The list of associations based on the results of experiment mostly matches list of ≪evident≫ keyphrases. Filippovich A. And Kirnarski A. experimented with web-site optimization [12]. Theymeasured attendance for 8 months.3 lists of key phrases were compared: ≪evident≫, verbal associations, russian thesaurus concepts.Best results were obtained for first 2 lists..The information retrieval hypertext and specialized web-versions system for work with DB of the associative dictionaries and associative thesaurus, a subsystem for organizing interactive associative experiment in the Internet and program modules for searching associative chains have been created. Within the framework of methodical maintenance methods of automatic formation of hypertext references, f carrying out researches of dynamics of associative-verbal model; of a filtration “Noise” in interactive AE have been developed. In the project accepted active participation young scientific (students, post-graduate students, teachers) from technical Universities and authoritative experts in the field of psycholinguistics (authors of associative dictionaries). Main results of the project: New unique resources of the gender Russian associative thesaurus have been published (about 1,5 million records), New program tools for analysis associative-verbal model and organizing AE have been developed,The comparative associative dictionary of Russian has been prepared,More than 20 scientific publications have been published,2 master degree projects have been prepared.
In psychology and marketing, two concepts or stimuli are associated when the experience of one leads to the effects of another, due to repeated pairing. This is sometimes called Pavlovian association for Ivan Pavlov's pioneering of classical conditioning.Connectionism is a set of approaches in the fields of artificial intelligence, cognitive psychology, cognitive science, neuroscience and philosophy of mind, that models mental or behavioral phenomena as the emergent processes of interconnected networks of simple units. There are many forms of connectionism, but the most common forms use neural network models.The principles of associationism were fertile for the progress of psychological investigation—in particular, the development of new methods of studying the memory (mechanical—H. Ebbinghaus, Germany; and figurative— F. Galton, England), emotions (C. Darwin, England), and motivation (S. Freud, Austria; K. Jung, Switzerland). A reorientation in associationism took place. Instead of the obsolete mechanistic explanations, biological explanations were advanced (H. Spencer, England; I. M. Sechenov, Russia). The concept of associationism was transformed, on a new physiological basis, into doctrines of conditioned reflexes and behaviorism. Certain psychological schools (the Würzburg school and Gestalt psychology) criticized associationism as being mechanistic, atomistic, and incapable of explaining the integrity and activity of consciousness. From the standpoint of Marxist psychology, this criticism is one-sided, and although it does contain rational aspects, it ignores the historical value of associationism and its contribution to the causal explanation of psychic activity.
In psychology and marketing, two concepts or stimuli are associated when the experience of one leads to the effects of another, due to repeated pairing. This is sometimes called Pavlovian association for Ivan Pavlov's pioneering of classical conditioning.Connectionism is a set of approaches in the fields of artificial intelligence, cognitive psychology, cognitive science, neuroscience and philosophy of mind, that models mental or behavioral phenomena as the emergent processes of interconnected networks of simple units. There are many forms of connectionism, but the most common forms use neural network models.The principles of associationism were fertile for the progress of psychological investigation—in particular, the development of new methods of studying the memory (mechanical—H. Ebbinghaus, Germany; and figurative— F. Galton, England), emotions (C. Darwin, England), and motivation (S. Freud, Austria; K. Jung, Switzerland). A reorientation in associationism took place. Instead of the obsolete mechanistic explanations, biological explanations were advanced (H. Spencer, England; I. M. Sechenov, Russia). The concept of associationism was transformed, on a new physiological basis, into doctrines of conditioned reflexes and behaviorism. Certain psychological schools (the Würzburg school and Gestalt psychology) criticized associationism as being mechanistic, atomistic, and incapable of explaining the integrity and activity of consciousness. From the standpoint of Marxist psychology, this criticism is one-sided, and although it does contain rational aspects, it ignores the historical value of associationism and its contribution to the causal explanation of psychic activity.
Program modules for searching associative chains
Program modules for searching associative chains
Program modules for searching associative chains
Program modules for searching associative chains
Program modules for searching associative chains
Program modules for searching associative chains
Program modules for searching associative chains Elementary unit of knowledge