Measuring and predicting structure processing in sounds and language
Structure detection and manipulation are essential to our cognitive abilities. We analyze sounds based on their structure and communicate through sentences structured according to our language syntax. To understand how structures are processed, researchers perform neural recording or turn to artificial models, including large language models (LLM). Our two speakers will successively focus on these two aspects to deliver a precise and broad overview of structure processing, in the brain and as modeled by LLM.