In:Profiling Autism Through Language: Lexicogrammar, neurocognition, and machine learning
Sumi Kato
[Not in series 246] 2026
► pp. vii–viii
List of abbreviations
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Part A. General abbreviations
ADI-R
Autism Diagnostic Interview-Revised
ADOS-2
Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule, Second Edition
ASD
Autism spectrum disorder
ASR
Automatic speech recognition
DNN
Deep neural network
IU
Intolerance of uncertainty
LSR
Logico-semantic relation
MLU
Mean Length of Utterance
MST
Mental Space Theory
RRBs
Restricted and repetitive behaviors
SFL
Systemic Functional Linguistics
TD
Typically developing
WCC
Weak central coherence
WM
Working memory
Part B. Interlinear glossing abbreviations
Compound glosses are formed by joining abbreviations with a full stop
(e.g., COP.POL, BEN.NEUT.PST).
ACC
Accusative
ADV
Adverb
APP
Appearance evidential
AST
Assertive
BEN
Benefactive
CL
Classifier
COMP
Complementizer
COND
Conditional
CONJ
Conjunction
COORD
Coordinator
COP
Copula
DAT
Dative
ETC
Et cetera
EVID
Evidential
EXPL
Explanatory mood
FP
Final particle
GEN
Genitive
GER
Gerundive (converb; te-form)
HON
Honorific
INF
Inferential
LOC
Locative
MOD
Modal
NEG
Negative
NEGOT
Negotiating particle
NEUT
Neutral (benefactive neutral)
NEX
Non-exhaustive
NMLZ
Nominalizer
NOM
Nominative
PASS
Passive
PERF
Perfective
POL
Polite
POT
Potential
PROG
Progressive
PST
Past
Q
Question particle
QUOT
Quotative
REC
Recipient
TARI
Tari-form (representative conjunctive)
TE
Te-form connective
TOP
Topic
