Proceedings of the Workshop on Cognitive Modeling and Computational Linguistics

Since its inaugural meeting in 2010, the Cognitive Modeling and Computational Linguistics workshop has served as a unique venue for research at the intersection of cognitive science and natural language processing. Previous CMCLs have highlighted work on developing parsers based on different grammar formalisms; computational accounts of human language acquisition, comprehension, or production; and modeling the representation of concepts in a cognitively relevant way. This year, we have received 31 paper submissions, 18 of which were accepted as regular workshop papers (58%). Two crosssubmissions have been accepted for a poster presentation.The 2019 meeting of the Cognitive Modeling and Computational Linguistics (CMCL) workshop follows in the tradition of many CMCLs past. We are proud to have selected a broad spectrum of talks and topics this year, ranging from parsing models, to models of sentence comprehension, to speech production, to distributional semantics methods. We are also proud to host a poster session that is larger than in previous years, increasing the reach of our workshop and allowing us to support more junior researchers and more works in progress.