Zhenguang Cai
10 papers · 2024–2026 · 5 venues · across top CS/AI venues
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large language model
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visual world paradigm
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multimodal large language model
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lexical semantics
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linguistic knowledge
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eye tracking
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multimodal learning
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cross-lingual alignment
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human judgment
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neural representation
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semantic similarity
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language model
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language use
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hallucination detection
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model interpretability
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cross-modal attention
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Papers
Similar Predictions, Different Processes: A Multi-Level Comparison of Human and Multimodal LLM Language Prediction
CoNLL 2026
Distinct social-linguistic processing between humans and large audio-language models: Evidence from model-brain alignment
NAACL 2025
Human-likeness of LLMs in the Mental Lexicon
CoNLL 2025
Large Language Models for Automated Literature Review: An Evaluation of Reference Generation, Abstract Writing, and Review Composition
EMNLP 2025
Linguistic Minimal Pairs Elicit Linguistic Similarity in Large Language Models
COLING 2025
Unveiling Language Competence Neurons: A Psycholinguistic Approach to Model Interpretability
COLING 2025
What to Predict? Exploring How Sentence Structure Influences Contrast Predictions in Humans and Large Language Models
NAACL 2025
A Multimodal Large Language Model “Foresees” Objects Based on Verb Information but Not Gender
CoNLL 2024
Do large language models resemble humans in language use?
ACL 2024
Evaluating Grammatical Well-Formedness in Large Language Models: A Comparative Study with Human Judgments
ACL 2024