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FG 2006: The 11th conference on Formal
... In recent years Laura Kallmeyer, Maribel Romero, and their collaborators have led research on TAG semantics through a series of papers refining a system of TAG semantics computation using evolving techniques including enriched derivation tree structure (Kallmeyer, 2002a,b), flexible composition of f ...
... In recent years Laura Kallmeyer, Maribel Romero, and their collaborators have led research on TAG semantics through a series of papers refining a system of TAG semantics computation using evolving techniques including enriched derivation tree structure (Kallmeyer, 2002a,b), flexible composition of f ...
The role of discourse context in the processing of a flexible word
... ambiguous structures (e.g. Bader & Meng 1999, Frazier & Flores d’Arcais, 1989; Hemforth, 1993; Kamide & Mitchell, 1999; Stojanović, 1998) has been explained in terms of De Vincenzi’s (1991) Minimal Chain Principle (MCP), which is a more general version of Frazier and Flores d’Arcais’ (1989) Active ...
... ambiguous structures (e.g. Bader & Meng 1999, Frazier & Flores d’Arcais, 1989; Hemforth, 1993; Kamide & Mitchell, 1999; Stojanović, 1998) has been explained in terms of De Vincenzi’s (1991) Minimal Chain Principle (MCP), which is a more general version of Frazier and Flores d’Arcais’ (1989) Active ...
An analysis of the teaching of object pronouns in elementary
... pronouns are generated and how the rules are ordered in simple Spanish phrases, compare this to the order of presentation in the selected textbooks, and then suggest a method of instruction based on a more natural order using simple classroom commands. The paper is divided into four sections. ...
... pronouns are generated and how the rules are ordered in simple Spanish phrases, compare this to the order of presentation in the selected textbooks, and then suggest a method of instruction based on a more natural order using simple classroom commands. The paper is divided into four sections. ...
Automatic Labeling of Semantic Roles
... This article describes an algorithm for identifying the semantic roles filled by constituents in a sentence. We apply statistical techniques that have been successful for the related problems of syntactic parsing, part-of-speech tagging, and word sense disambiguation, including probabilistic parsing ...
... This article describes an algorithm for identifying the semantic roles filled by constituents in a sentence. We apply statistical techniques that have been successful for the related problems of syntactic parsing, part-of-speech tagging, and word sense disambiguation, including probabilistic parsing ...
Scattered Sentences have Few Separable Randomizations
... This note answers a question posed in the paper [K2], and results from a discussion following a lecture by Keisler at the Midwest Model Theory meeting in Chicago on April 5, 2016. Fix a countable first order signature L. A sentence ϕ of the infinitary logic Lω1 ω is scattered if there is no countabl ...
... This note answers a question posed in the paper [K2], and results from a discussion following a lecture by Keisler at the Midwest Model Theory meeting in Chicago on April 5, 2016. Fix a countable first order signature L. A sentence ϕ of the infinitary logic Lω1 ω is scattered if there is no countabl ...
Automatic Labeling of Semantic Roles
... Defining semantic roles at this intermediate frame level helps avoid some of the well-known difficulties of defining a unique small set of universal, abstract thematic roles, while also allowing some generalization across the roles of different verbs, nouns, and adjectives, each of which adds additi ...
... Defining semantic roles at this intermediate frame level helps avoid some of the well-known difficulties of defining a unique small set of universal, abstract thematic roles, while also allowing some generalization across the roles of different verbs, nouns, and adjectives, each of which adds additi ...
Clause patterns in Modern British English: A corpus
... analyzing the corpus a formal grammar was written that could be transformed automatically into a parser (an analysis program). The grammar was largely based on the descriptive grammar by Quirk et al. (1972), although the formalization forced the grammar writers into being more rigid with respect to ...
... analyzing the corpus a formal grammar was written that could be transformed automatically into a parser (an analysis program). The grammar was largely based on the descriptive grammar by Quirk et al. (1972), although the formalization forced the grammar writers into being more rigid with respect to ...
Open Information Extraction from Real Internet Texts in Spanish
... performed for extractions from texts in the Spanish language. The experiments were conducted for two datasets: FactSpaCIC, a dataset of grammatically correct sentences collected from school textbooks (Aguilar Galicia, 2012), and RawWeb, a dataset of sentences randomly collected directly from the Web ...
... performed for extractions from texts in the Spanish language. The experiments were conducted for two datasets: FactSpaCIC, a dataset of grammatically correct sentences collected from school textbooks (Aguilar Galicia, 2012), and RawWeb, a dataset of sentences randomly collected directly from the Web ...
Handling Arabic Morphological and Syntactic Ambiguity within the
... feedback on various aspects of my research project in the ParGram meetings in Dublin, Ireland, 2004; Gotemba, Japan, 2005; and Oxford, UK, 2006. I’d like also to extend my thanks to Lauri Karttunen for his great help and advice on ...
... feedback on various aspects of my research project in the ParGram meetings in Dublin, Ireland, 2004; Gotemba, Japan, 2005; and Oxford, UK, 2006. I’d like also to extend my thanks to Lauri Karttunen for his great help and advice on ...
An Analysis of Grammatical Errors in Writing
... The students sometimes make errors on the use of grammar when they produce an English writing, also in writing narrative texts. It is because Indonesian and English have their own grammatical system. This study aims to identify the types of grammatical errors based on (Ho, 2005) theory of grammatica ...
... The students sometimes make errors on the use of grammar when they produce an English writing, also in writing narrative texts. It is because Indonesian and English have their own grammatical system. This study aims to identify the types of grammatical errors based on (Ho, 2005) theory of grammatica ...
Chapter 19: Lexical-Functional Grammar
... As you might guess from its name, there are two driving forces in LexicalFunctional Grammar: the lexicon (which we explore in section 3 below) and functions. The notion of function is borrowed from math and computer science. A function is a rule that maps from one item to another.2 There are really ...
... As you might guess from its name, there are two driving forces in LexicalFunctional Grammar: the lexicon (which we explore in section 3 below) and functions. The notion of function is borrowed from math and computer science. A function is a rule that maps from one item to another.2 There are really ...
Amalgam: A machine-learned generation module
... Reiter (1994) surveys the major natural language generation systems of the late 1980s through the mid-1990s: FUF (Elhadad 1992), IDAS (Reiter at al. 1992), JOYCE (Rambow and Korelsky 1992), PENMAN (Penman 1989) and SPOKESMAN (Meteer 1989). Each of these systems has a different theoretical underpinni ...
... Reiter (1994) surveys the major natural language generation systems of the late 1980s through the mid-1990s: FUF (Elhadad 1992), IDAS (Reiter at al. 1992), JOYCE (Rambow and Korelsky 1992), PENMAN (Penman 1989) and SPOKESMAN (Meteer 1989). Each of these systems has a different theoretical underpinni ...
Semantic Features in Argument Selection
... pencils, windows, threads, etc. Therefore the mental representation of the action of breaking must be schematic (just as dictionary definitions ought to be sufficiently abstract to accommodate most instances of the defined term). The participants included in the mental representation will also be sc ...
... pencils, windows, threads, etc. Therefore the mental representation of the action of breaking must be schematic (just as dictionary definitions ought to be sufficiently abstract to accommodate most instances of the defined term). The participants included in the mental representation will also be sc ...
automatic question generation: a syntactical approach to the
... If I did not mention some names, that do not mean they are forgotten because they all belong to my friends circle who are many, Lethbridge communities, were there when needed, I appreciate their support. The ability to dedicate a time for this graduate degree was by the generosity of ZI Corporation ...
... If I did not mention some names, that do not mean they are forgotten because they all belong to my friends circle who are many, Lethbridge communities, were there when needed, I appreciate their support. The ability to dedicate a time for this graduate degree was by the generosity of ZI Corporation ...
free language album
... built in interest for words should be catered to in the home environment and carried on in the primary classroom. Throughout the childs time in the primary class, he will work with nomenclature material as a never ending source of words- even more than he already knows. The language program has to b ...
... built in interest for words should be catered to in the home environment and carried on in the primary classroom. Throughout the childs time in the primary class, he will work with nomenclature material as a never ending source of words- even more than he already knows. The language program has to b ...
Lingua - ScienceDirect
... This notion of incremental interpretation will be of crucial importance for the discussion of Minimality as a strategy of incremental processing. It also constitutes a basic architectural assumption of the eADM, which will be introduced briefly in the next section. 2.2. Basic architectural assumptio ...
... This notion of incremental interpretation will be of crucial importance for the discussion of Minimality as a strategy of incremental processing. It also constitutes a basic architectural assumption of the eADM, which will be introduced briefly in the next section. 2.2. Basic architectural assumptio ...
对英语中歧义的初步研究
... lexeme, syntax and the not-strictly restricted context. Since that ambiguity exists in every language, it must be received worldwide attention. As we all know, many different linguistic schools, both domestic and abroad, have studied for many years on the level of phonology, lexis, syntax and in the ...
... lexeme, syntax and the not-strictly restricted context. Since that ambiguity exists in every language, it must be received worldwide attention. As we all know, many different linguistic schools, both domestic and abroad, have studied for many years on the level of phonology, lexis, syntax and in the ...
Refining Composition Skills
... paragraph are determined by the topic and the controlling idea of that paragraph • A topic sentence must be supported with details organized chronologically in a narrative paragraph and spatially in a descriptive paragraph • The topic sentence does not suggest that you tell a story or describe a sce ...
... paragraph are determined by the topic and the controlling idea of that paragraph • A topic sentence must be supported with details organized chronologically in a narrative paragraph and spatially in a descriptive paragraph • The topic sentence does not suggest that you tell a story or describe a sce ...
Proceedings of the Thirteenth International Workshop on
... First, is there such thing as a reliable constructional profile, i.e. is there a stable distribution that we might want to approximate? If yes, what corpus size is required to capture it? Second, what distinction power do the profiles possess at different corpus sizes? To test that, we used the SynT ...
... First, is there such thing as a reliable constructional profile, i.e. is there a stable distribution that we might want to approximate? If yes, what corpus size is required to capture it? Second, what distinction power do the profiles possess at different corpus sizes? To test that, we used the SynT ...
PART I: Toba Batak Phrase Structure
... in support of this analysis; see Schachter (1984a) for a more detailed discussion. I will also discuss some of the further theoretical consequences that ultimately count against this analysis. An alternative treatment will be presented in sections 5 to 7. Before proceeding it should be pointed out t ...
... in support of this analysis; see Schachter (1984a) for a more detailed discussion. I will also discuss some of the further theoretical consequences that ultimately count against this analysis. An alternative treatment will be presented in sections 5 to 7. Before proceeding it should be pointed out t ...
Wordsmith long-term plans - ActiveLearn Primary support
... Adjectives Using suffixes 1 (-ful and -less) Compound nouns ...
... Adjectives Using suffixes 1 (-ful and -less) Compound nouns ...
van Gelderen 2009
... Some of Roberts & Roussou’s (2003) reanalyses can be seen in this light, e.g. as a reanalysis of F*merge over F*move. 2.3. The Expanded CP Structure (3) is one way of looking at a clause, though many linguists recognise three basic layers, and a more cartographic approach would expand these layers. ...
... Some of Roberts & Roussou’s (2003) reanalyses can be seen in this light, e.g. as a reanalysis of F*merge over F*move. 2.3. The Expanded CP Structure (3) is one way of looking at a clause, though many linguists recognise three basic layers, and a more cartographic approach would expand these layers. ...
SKY Journal of Linguistics is published by the Linguistic Association
... demographic factors. As will be seen later, the existence of linguistic islands, the positive or negative attitude towards the majority speech community language, the residential closeness, and resistance to interethnic marriages were found to be important elements responsible for either retention o ...
... demographic factors. As will be seen later, the existence of linguistic islands, the positive or negative attitude towards the majority speech community language, the residential closeness, and resistance to interethnic marriages were found to be important elements responsible for either retention o ...
The Development of Root Infinitives and Null Subjects in Child
... generates the affixes)1 - cf. the previous references for discussion. Speas (1994) takes up this distinction as a possible explanation for the difference between languages which allow null subjects and those that do not. Under her proposal, languages which store affixation in the lexical representat ...
... generates the affixes)1 - cf. the previous references for discussion. Speas (1994) takes up this distinction as a possible explanation for the difference between languages which allow null subjects and those that do not. Under her proposal, languages which store affixation in the lexical representat ...
Glossary
... And it is not only the descendants of Latin, and not only case systems, which have suffered such thorough disintegration. Ancient languages such as Sanskrit, Greek and Gothic flaunted not just highly complex case systems on nouns, but even more complex systems of endings on verbs, which were used to ...
... And it is not only the descendants of Latin, and not only case systems, which have suffered such thorough disintegration. Ancient languages such as Sanskrit, Greek and Gothic flaunted not just highly complex case systems on nouns, but even more complex systems of endings on verbs, which were used to ...