Ken McRae is affiliated with the University of Western Ontario in Canada. Their research spans multiple disciplines within psychology, neuroscience, and computer science, with a particular focus on cognitive and developmental processes.
Their work predominantly addresses topics in the neurobiology of language and bilingualism, child and animal learning development, and action observation and synchronization. Other notable themes in their research include language, metaphor, and cognition; topic modeling; natural language processing techniques; and face recognition and perception.
McRae's research outputs have appeared in various publication venues. Frequent venues include:
Recent papers authored or co-authored by McRae include the following:
Co-authorship patterns reveal frequent collaboration with researchers such as Melissa Troyer, Kevin Brown, Arielle Borovsky, Angela Roberts, and Kara E. Hannah. These partnerships have yielded multiple publications, reflecting active interdisciplinary research networks.
McRae's work spans several fields and subfields of study. The main fields covered include:
Their research contributions are also classified under these subfields:
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George S. Cree;Ken McRae;Chris McNorgan
Ken Mcrae;Mary Hare;Jeffrey L. Elman;Todd Ferretti
Giovanni Pezzulo;Lawrence W. Barsalou;Angelo Cangelosi;Martin H. Fischer
Giovanni Pezzulo;Lawrence W. Barsalou;Angelo Cangelosi;Martin H. Fischer
Todd R. Ferretti;Marta Kutas;Ken McRae
Mary Hare;Michael Jones;Caroline Thomson;Sarah Kelly
Ken McRae;George S. Cree
Ross Metusalem;Marta Kutas;Thomas P. Urbach;Mary Hare
Mary Hare;Ken McRae;Jeffrey L. Elman
Mark S. Seidenberg;David C. Plaut;Alan S. Petersen;James L. McClelland
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