Modern Standard Hebrew (Semitic)
Hebrew is discussed in the paper briefly. The learner finds [ts] but not other complex segments. The status of [tʃ] and [dʒ] in Hebrew is not entirely clear; Bolozky (1980) discusses some arguments in favor of treating these foreign affricates as clusters.
The Hebrew dataset is the Living Lexicon of Hebrew Nouns by Michael Becker and Shmuel Bolozky. The transcriptions are original, with the only change being that we replaced affricate symbols with cluster transcriptions.
Simulation data at a glance
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| Simulation name | Initial state Learning Data | Initial state features |
|---|---|---|
| only version | LearningData.txt | Features.txt |
Simulation details for Hebrew
| Iteration | Learning Data produced | Features produced | Inseparability | New Segments added | Segments removed |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | LearningData.txt | Features.txt | [download] [view] | ts | None |
| 2 | No new learning data | No new features | [download] [view] | None | None |
