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Ellipsis and Computational Linguistics
2019AbstractThis chapter considers approaches to ellipsis within computational linguistics. It begins with the structure of the ellipsis site—a topic that has received little attention in computational linguistics. There are two prominent accounts of the recovery of ellipsis: that of Lappin and McCord (1990) and Dalrymple et al. (1991).
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“Corpus Linguistics” or “Computer-aided Armchair Linguistics”
2008Abstract Armchair linguistics does not have a good name in some linguistics circles. A caricature of the armchair linguist is something like this. He sits in a deep soft comfortable armchair, with his eyes closed and his hands clasped behind his head. Once in a while, he opens his eyes, sits up abruptly shouting, “Wow, what a neat fact!”,
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Putting Linguistics Back into Computational Linguistics
2017Abstract Almost all practitioners of natural language processing make a crucial error that also besets much of Chomsky's argument about the poverty of the stimulus in first language learning, namely that we can discover all we need to know about language by examining sufficiently large quantities of it.
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Language, Culture, Computation. Computational Linguistics and Linguistics
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