The Simulation Models of Artificial Systems for Natural Languages

Abstract

The present study aims at investigating the simulation of the artificial systems to natural languages within a cognitive psychological framework; such an interest is driven by the sensible consideration that simulation is a technique and a theoretical layer liable to study cognitive functions, among which language figures are the most complicated ones. The ultimate aim, then, is a search for a psychological credibility of the artificial systems concerned with natural languages. To achieve all this, the following are the prime items to frame our study: 1. Cognition and modern technology. 2. Delimitation of the theoretical framework and practical procedures to define imulation. 3. The interactive aspects that link natural systems to artificial ones. 4. Explanatory models of some language simulation patterns.