Graduated in Linguistics from the State University of Campinas in 2022. I conducted Scientific Initiation research with a FAPESP scholarship in the area of language acquisition and computational modeling. Additionally, I worked as a monitor in the Instrumental Phonetics course during the second semester of 2021. Currently, I am pursuing a Master's degree in Linguistics at the Institute of Language Studies at Unicamp, focusing on language acquisition. My current research project is on the application of the coupled oscillators model for studying the acquisition of accentual patterns in Brazilian Portuguese. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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In the context of language acquisition, the potential of distributional information in the learning of syntactic categories for Brazilian Portuguese (BP) words has been studied using computational modeling (Faria e Ohashi, 2019; Faria, 2019) in which experiments are conducted using a child-directed speech corpus compiled from the Collection "Oral Language Acquisition Project" (CEDAE/UNICA…
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