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Argument structure of classifier predicates in NGT, RSL and DGS corpus data
2022Annotation files from Kimmelman, Vadim, de Lint, Vanja, de Vos, Connie, Oomen, Marloes, Pfau, Roland, Vink, Lianne and Aboh, Enoch O.. "Argument Structure of Classifier Predicates: Canonical and Non-canonical Mappings in Four Sign Languages" Open Linguistics, vol. 5, no. 1, 2019, pp. 332-353.
Oomen, Marloes, Kimmelman, Vadim
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Signed language classifier predicates
Sign Language & Linguistics, 2000It is argued that signed communication systems differ from spoken ones in having not one but two structured systems of representation. In addition to the linguistic mode (which is shared with spoken communication, and which appears to be fundamentally identical across spoken and signed modalities), signers also command distinctive, formal systems of ...
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Noun incorporation and predicate classifiers in Gumuz
Journal of African Languages and Linguistics, 2010Gumuz is a Nilo-Saharan language spoken in western Ethiopia and south-eastern Sudan. Much dialectal variation exists among the Gumuz but all lects within Ethiopia show evidence of noun incorporation, including that of Gilgel Beles, the focus of this paper. In the past, this noun incorporation in verbs had been overlooked and the verb-noun morpheme pair
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Classifier Predicates and the Creation of Multiple Perspectives in South African Sign Language
Sign Language Studies, 2003This article examines some of the options that South African Sign Language offers for the representation of multiple perspectives on an event. The authors focus on picture descriptions that use classifier predicates. They show that signers use constructed action in conjunction with classifier predicates to create simultaneous multiple perspectives on ...
Debra Aarons, Ruth Zilla Morgan
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2021
The paper proposes a traffic classification model based on Machine Learning methods for definition of QoS, which contains a new element - data preprocessing block. In earlier works data preprocessing is understood only as forming a feature matrix for classification. This paper explores nine main methods based on normalization, standardization, scaling,
Vladimir A. Mankov +2 more
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The paper proposes a traffic classification model based on Machine Learning methods for definition of QoS, which contains a new element - data preprocessing block. In earlier works data preprocessing is understood only as forming a feature matrix for classification. This paper explores nine main methods based on normalization, standardization, scaling,
Vladimir A. Mankov +2 more
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A model of signed language classifier predicates as templated visual representation
Sign Language & Linguistics, 2000A model of signed language classifier predicates is presented in which these forms are held to be a mode, not of linguistic, but of visual representation. This representation is largely schematic, combining discrete parts drawn from a finite set. Some of these parts or templates may be truly digital or undeformable in nature, but some are argued to ...
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Sign Language & Linguistics, 2000
Dans les annees 70, Allan etablissait un parallele formel entre la morphologie verbale de certaines langues et les predicats classificateurs des langues des signes. L'exemple choisi etait celui des langues du groupe athapaskan, qui possedent des morphemes verbaux classifiant l'action du verbe en fonction de traits physiques de l'objet implique.
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Dans les annees 70, Allan etablissait un parallele formel entre la morphologie verbale de certaines langues et les predicats classificateurs des langues des signes. L'exemple choisi etait celui des langues du groupe athapaskan, qui possedent des morphemes verbaux classifiant l'action du verbe en fonction de traits physiques de l'objet implique.
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2013
We investigate the performance of subjective predicates and other extended predictive features on subjectivity classification in and across different domains. Our approach constructs a semi-supervised subjective classifier based on an extended subjectivity lexicon that includes subjective annotations resulting from a manually annotated subjectivity ...
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We investigate the performance of subjective predicates and other extended predictive features on subjectivity classification in and across different domains. Our approach constructs a semi-supervised subjective classifier based on an extended subjectivity lexicon that includes subjective annotations resulting from a manually annotated subjectivity ...
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Scando-Slavica
This paper aims at contributing to the research on Russian binominal constructions composed of a metaphorical classifier (N1) and a genitive modifier (N2). Specifically, it examines three binominals where the N1 denotes natural phenomena: reka ‘river,’ gora ‘mountain’ and volna ‘wave.’ Building on the claim that this kind of constructions can exhibit ...
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This paper aims at contributing to the research on Russian binominal constructions composed of a metaphorical classifier (N1) and a genitive modifier (N2). Specifically, it examines three binominals where the N1 denotes natural phenomena: reka ‘river,’ gora ‘mountain’ and volna ‘wave.’ Building on the claim that this kind of constructions can exhibit ...
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The effect of a classifier predicate on the word order in an SVO sign language
2016The effect of a classifier predicate on the word order in transitive sentences is a well known phenomenon in sign language (SL) linguistics, while Sze (2003) is the only author noticing it in ditransitive sentences. In this study, I examine the word order of transitive and ditransitive sentences with a classifier predicate and provide a part-of-the ...
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