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  <Title>A CONNECTIONIST MODEL OF SOME ASPECTS OF ANAPHOR RESOLUTION</Title>
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    <Paragraph position="0"> This paper describes some recent developments in language processing involving computational models which more closely resemble the brain in both structure and function. These models employ a large number of interconnected parallel computational units which communicate via weighted levels of excitation and inhibition. A specific model is described which uses this approach to process some fragments of connected discourse.</Paragraph>
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