Double R Theory

Double R Grammar is a linguistic theory of the grammatical encoding and integration of referential and relational meaning in English. Double R Grammar is fundamentally a Cognitive Linguistic theory and the use of the term "grammar" encompasses meaning, function and structure as it does in Cognitive Grammar (also known as Cognitive Semantics).
Double R Process is a psycholinguistic theory of the processing of English text into Double R Grammar based representations. Double R Process is a highly interactive, construction-driven theory of language processing. Lexical items in the linguistic input activate constructions which get selected for integration with the representation of the preceding input via a mechanism of context accommodation which implements an incremental, serial processing mechanism without backtracking.
Double R Model is a computational psycholinguistic implementation of Double R Process using the Adaptive Control of Thought – Rational (ACT-R) cognitive architecture and modeling environment. Double R Model is intended to validate the representation and processing commitments of Double R Theory and to form the basis for the development of large-scale, functional language processing systems.

Originator: Jerry T. Ball, PhD
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Computational Psycholinguistics :: Cognitive Science
Cognitive Linguistics :: Construction Grammar
Natural Language Understanding (NLU) :: Natural Language Processing (NLP)
Language Comprehension :: Language Processing
Computational Cognitive Modeling
Computational Linguistics :: Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Knowledge Representation (KR) :: Ontology :: Situation Model