3 accepted papers
Ambiguity is pervasive in language, yet we resolve it effortlessly and unconsciously, often aided by context and part-of-speech (POS) cues. This study investigates how context similarity and POS influence homonym disambiguation in humans and large language models (LLMs). To enable comparable analyse
Homonymy can easily raise lexical ambiguity due to the misunderstanding of its multiple senses. Correct recognition of homonym sense greatly relies on its surrounding context. This ambiguous nature makes homonyms an appropriate testbed for examining the contextualization capability of pre-trained (P…
EEG-based biometrics has gained great attention in recent years due to its superiority over traditional biometrics in terms of its resistance to circumvention. While there are numerous choices of data acquisition protocol, the present study is carried out with the least demanding resting-state condi…