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IEEE Computational Intelligence Magazine, 2023
Solving constrained multi-objective optimization problems (CMOPs) is one of the most popular research topics in the multi-objective optimization community.
Liang Gao, Wenyin Gong, Fei Ming
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Solving constrained multi-objective optimization problems (CMOPs) is one of the most popular research topics in the multi-objective optimization community.
Liang Gao, Wenyin Gong, Fei Ming
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Auxiliary selection in Italo-Romance and inflexional classes
Periphrasis and Inflexion in Diachrony, 2022This chapter puts forward an account of auxiliary selection in terms of inflexional classes (following, e.g., Bonami 2015:97; Baerman, Brown, and Corbett 2017:28f.), theoretically couched within Stump’s notions of content paradigm, form paradigm, and ...
Pavel Štichauer
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On the emergence of auxiliary selection in Germanic
Studies in Language Companion Series, 2021Abstract This paper is concerned with the development of auxiliary selection in Germanic, i.e. the alternation between have and be in perfects depending on the type of ...
I. Larsson
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Natural Language and Linguistic Theory, 1999
Dans un recent article, R. Lieber et H. Baayen (1997) ont presente une contribution au debat de longue date sur la selection de l'auxiliaire en hollandais. Ils ont montre que cette selection est determinee par un principe semantique qui opere au niveau de la structure lexicale conceptuelle (SLC).
Teun Hoekstra
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Dans un recent article, R. Lieber et H. Baayen (1997) ont presente une contribution au debat de longue date sur la selection de l'auxiliaire en hollandais. Ils ont montre que cette selection est determinee par un principe semantique qui opere au niveau de la structure lexicale conceptuelle (SLC).
Teun Hoekstra
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Auxiliary Selection in the East
Journal of East Asian Linguistics, 2004The perfect auxiliaries in Old Japanese, -tu and -nu, display a close distributional correspondence to the European auxiliaries ‘have’ and ‘be’, particularly to hebben and zijn in Dutch, not only in the core cases where -tu/hebben appear with transitives/unergatives and -nu/zijn with passives/unaccusatives, but also in the following exceptional cases ...
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2013
The phenomenon of variance in auxiliary selection with haben and sein for perfect formation is very well known from a number of languages, and it is widely discussed. Recent models assume that sets of ranked criteria act as the semantic basis for auxiliary selection.
Elke Diedrichsen
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The phenomenon of variance in auxiliary selection with haben and sein for perfect formation is very well known from a number of languages, and it is widely discussed. Recent models assume that sets of ranked criteria act as the semantic basis for auxiliary selection.
Elke Diedrichsen
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Auxiliary Selection in Spanish
2014Although usage-based linguistics emphasises the need for studies of language change to take frequency effects into account, there is a lack of research that tries to systematically model frequency effects and their relation to diffusion processes in language change.
Malte Rosemeyer
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Toward a Modular Theory of Auxiliary Selection
Studia Linguistica, 1993Abstract The term ‘auxiliary selection’ is generally used to refer to a phenomenon found in a number of Romance and Germanic languages, in which the auxiliary in the nonpassive ‘auxiliary + past participle’ construction is not invariably have, as it is in English, but either have or be, depending on various factors.
Richard S. Kayne
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Language and Linguistics Compass, 2007
Abstract Few syntactic phenomena are relevant to as many areas of linguistic theory as auxiliary selection – the alternation between auxiliaries in periphrastic constructions. Standing at the intersection between syntax, lexical and clausal semantics and morphology, it has been the subject of intense research since the late 1970s and ...
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Abstract Few syntactic phenomena are relevant to as many areas of linguistic theory as auxiliary selection – the alternation between auxiliaries in periphrastic constructions. Standing at the intersection between syntax, lexical and clausal semantics and morphology, it has been the subject of intense research since the late 1970s and ...
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