Beyond Literal Meaning: Uncover and Explain Implicit Knowledge in Code Through Wikipedia-Based Concept Linking
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DOI: 10.1109/tse.2023.3250029
Abstract: When reusing or modifying code, developers need to understand the implicit knowledge behind a piece of code in addition to the literal meaning of code. Such implicit knowledge involves related concepts and their explanations. Uncovering… read more here.
Keywords: implicit knowledge; concept linking; knowledge code; literal meaning ... See more keywords
The language game of lost meaning: Using literal meaning as a metalinguistic resource
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DOI: 10.1515/ip-2019-0015
Abstract: Abstract By literal meaning (LM) we usually refer to a theoretical notion which is at the center of a big debate involving philosophers and linguists with various orientations. At the same time, LM is rooted… read more here.
Keywords: literal meaning; metalinguistic resource; meaning; notion ... See more keywords
Neural activity during processing Chinese irony text: An event-related potential study
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DOI: 10.3389/fnins.2022.1019318
Abstract: Objective Irony as an indirect language with unpredictability consumes more cognitive resources, and is more difficult to understand than literal language. This study aims to explore the processing differences between irony and literal sentences using… read more here.
Keywords: irony; meaning sentences; literal meaning; related potential ... See more keywords
The Adjustment of Complexity on Sarcasm Processing in Chinese: Evidence from Reading Time Indicators
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DOI: 10.3390/brainsci13020207
Abstract: It is controversial whether sarcasm processing should go through literal meaning processing. There is also a lack of eye movement evidence for Chinese sarcasm processing. In this study, we used eye movement experiments to explore… read more here.
Keywords: time; meaning; sarcasm processing; literal meaning ... See more keywords