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Probability is fundamental to theories of language comprehension, production, acquisition, and evolution, as well as to large language models. Existing theories assume that the probabilities of syntactic structures emerge from language-specific experience. An unexplored possibility is that these probabilities can have...
Despite their widespread use, the principles governing the organisation of syntactic dependency trees remain poorly understood. I analyse dependency trees from 124 typologically, genetically, and geographically diverse languages. Their topology departs systematically from randomness. Relative to uniformly sampled rando...
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