Dinámicas complejas de artefactos textuales: neurocognición de la escucha y percepción musical

La literatura científica se establece sobre modelos formales comunicativos, que más allá de ser formatos estandarizados guían la adquisición y despliegue del conocimiento. Los resúmenes de artículos de investigación posibilitan conocer los alcances y el espacio dialógico de una investigación formal en todos los aspectos básicos. Este trabajo aborda el estudio del corpus de resúmenes del campo de la neurocognición de la escucha y percepción musical, compuesto por (n=1430) documentos y construido a partir de uno de las principales catálogos de información científica actual OpenAlex. Se emplea un modelo de computación lingüística a partir de un abordaje que concibe el corpus como un sistema complejo de artefactos textuales. Los resultados ofrecen el vocabulario principal, diversas métricas temporales, estructurales, dinámicas y la evaluación del modelo, desde las perspectivas micro, meso y macroscópicas. Se concluye sobre la importancia y pertinencia del diseño y aplicación de modelos complejos a través de enfoques interdisciplinares.    

Ciencias complejas, lingüística computacional, música, percepción, escucha.

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