It might be possible to develop such a model using the structural optimization approach. In this case, a particular natural complexity constraint is limited memory. It seems intuitively obvious that it is easier to remember that “I live in Wisconsin and it is cold” means “I live in Wisconsin” and “It is cold” instead of some notion unrelated to Wisconsin or cold. Similarly, the structure of words might be derivable from memory limitations. For example, consider the use of prefixes and suffixes. To deduce the meaning of a word beginning with “post,” it is sufficient to remember the meaning of the prefix “post” and the word which follows. To combine this with an equilibrium approach to meaning, one would presumably focus on “efficient” equilibria.

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