Figure 3
From: Modality, presentation, domain and training effects in statistical learning
Rules of the artificial grammar (from Saffran31). Letters A, C, D, F and G refer to categories, which each include a set of items (tones, syllables, or symbols in the different conditions). Items in each category were randomly distributed in sentences. A sentence consists of an “AP” phrase, a “BP” phrase, and an optional “CP” phrase. An “AP” phrase is made of an “A” category item and an optional “D” category item. A “CP” phrase consists of a “C” and an optional “G” item. A “BP” phrase is made of a “CP” phrase and an optional “F” item.
