Information and Meaning in the Evolution of Compositional Signals

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This paper provides a formal treatment of the argument that syntax alone cannot give rise to compositionality in a signalling game context. This conclusion follows from the standard information-theoretic machinery used in the signalling game literature to describe the informational content of signals.
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PSA2022464
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Dalhousie University

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