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Journal of Logic, Language and Information, 2001
Three kinds of compositionality are defined, the criterion being the determination of the applicability of a semantic attribute \(A\) to \(E\) by the applicability i) just of \(A\) to the components of \(E\), ii) of all semantic attributes to the components of \(E\), iii) of attributes from ii) satisfying some constraints.
Gabriel Sandu, Jaakko Hintikka
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Three kinds of compositionality are defined, the criterion being the determination of the applicability of a semantic attribute \(A\) to \(E\) by the applicability i) just of \(A\) to the components of \(E\), ii) of all semantic attributes to the components of \(E\), iii) of attributes from ii) satisfying some constraints.
Gabriel Sandu, Jaakko Hintikka
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ON THE EMERGENCE OF COMPOSITIONALITY
The Evolution of Language, 2006Compositionality is a hallmark of human language - words and morphemes can be factorially combined to produce a seemingly limitless number of viable strings. This contrasts with nonhuman communication systems, which for the most part are holistic - encoding a whole message through a single, gestalt form.
De Beule, Joachim, K. Bergen, Benjamin
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2007
Summary. In this paper, the mathematical apparatus of significance testing is used to study the relationship between the truthness of a complex statistical hypothesis, H, and those of its constituents, H j , j = 1 ... k, within the independent setup and under the principle of compositionality.
Wagner Borges, Julio Michael Stern
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Summary. In this paper, the mathematical apparatus of significance testing is used to study the relationship between the truthness of a complex statistical hypothesis, H, and those of its constituents, H j , j = 1 ... k, within the independent setup and under the principle of compositionality.
Wagner Borges, Julio Michael Stern
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Contextualism and compositionality
Linguistics and Philosophy, 2012I argue that compositionality (in the sense of homomorphic interpretation) is compatible with radical and pervasive contextual effects on interpretation. Apparent problems with this claim lose their force if we are careful in distinguishing the question of how a grammar assigns interpretations from the question of how people figure out which ...
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2009
AbstractThe question of whether natural languages have compositional semantics continues to attract considerable interest, as do questions about the reasons for wanting compositionality, the consequences of compositionality, and the very formulation of the principle of compositionality.
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AbstractThe question of whether natural languages have compositional semantics continues to attract considerable interest, as do questions about the reasons for wanting compositionality, the consequences of compositionality, and the very formulation of the principle of compositionality.
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Formal Features of Compositionality
Journal of Logic, Language and Information, 2001zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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On Compositionality in Data Embedding
2023Representing data items as vectors in a space is a common practice in machine learning, where it often goes under the name of “data embedding”. This representation is typically learnt from known relations that exist in the original data, such as co-occurrence of words, or connections in graphs.
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Representations, 2017
Invoking Bruno Latour’s notion of “compositionism,” this essay proposes a “field theory” of poetry, exploring the use and abuse of plants as one crucial node for thinking about poiesis. Core cases include the traditionary ballads “The Three Ravens” and “Barbara Allen,” with nods to romantic and contemporary lyrics. The essay also considers en route the
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Invoking Bruno Latour’s notion of “compositionism,” this essay proposes a “field theory” of poetry, exploring the use and abuse of plants as one crucial node for thinking about poiesis. Core cases include the traditionary ballads “The Three Ravens” and “Barbara Allen,” with nods to romantic and contemporary lyrics. The essay also considers en route the
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