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An Innovative Digital Teaching Method in Implantology
Journal of Dental Education, EarlyView.
María Gracia Ortega‐Moncayo +3 more
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A Projection Architecture for Dependency Grammar and How it Compares to LFG
, 1998 Norbert Bröker
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2005
In this paper, we define Dependency Structure Grammars (DSG), which are rewriting rule grammars generating sentences together with their dependency structures, are more expressive than CF-grammars and non-equivalent to mildly context-sensitive grammars.
Béchet, Denis +2 more
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In this paper, we define Dependency Structure Grammars (DSG), which are rewriting rule grammars generating sentences together with their dependency structures, are more expressive than CF-grammars and non-equivalent to mildly context-sensitive grammars.
Béchet, Denis +2 more
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On Relations of Constituency and Dependency Grammars
Research on Language and Computation, 2004zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Dras, Mark +2 more
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Adaptation of universal dependencies to specific grammars: The case of Persian dependency grammar
2016 Eighth International Conference on Information and Knowledge Technology (IKT), 2016Universal Dependencies is the latest standard annotation scheme available, aiming at cross-linguistically consistent treebank annotation. It has already been adapted to a large number of languages including Persian. The trend, however, has been to take into account the original principles of dependency grammar rather than a description of the specific ...
Navid Baradaran Hemmati +2 more
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2023
This chapter discusses Dependency Grammar from the perspective of LFG. I first introduce the key ideas behind Dependency Grammar and how they relate to LFG concepts. I then show how both LFGs and Dependency Grammars can be translated into Multiple Context-Free Grammars to study formal differences between the frameworks.
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This chapter discusses Dependency Grammar from the perspective of LFG. I first introduce the key ideas behind Dependency Grammar and how they relate to LFG concepts. I then show how both LFGs and Dependency Grammars can be translated into Multiple Context-Free Grammars to study formal differences between the frameworks.
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1991
The paper deals with a parser for dependency grammars. An intuitive and clear representation of the grammar is introduced: the formalism, that originates from the ID/LP constituency grammar, expresses the constraints of well-formedness of the sentences via two tables of relations of immediate dominance and linear precedence for pairs of syntactic ...
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The paper deals with a parser for dependency grammars. An intuitive and clear representation of the grammar is introduced: the formalism, that originates from the ID/LP constituency grammar, expresses the constraints of well-formedness of the sentences via two tables of relations of immediate dominance and linear precedence for pairs of syntactic ...
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Linguistics and Philosophy, 1994
1. INTRODUCTION Dynamics is the formal study of systems involving states and transitions between states. A natural application of dynamics is to the study of language processing, where words or morphemes can be thought of as actions which perform transitions between states of the language processor. The paper concentrates on sentence as opposed to text
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1. INTRODUCTION Dynamics is the formal study of systems involving states and transitions between states. A natural application of dynamics is to the study of language processing, where words or morphemes can be thought of as actions which perform transitions between states of the language processor. The paper concentrates on sentence as opposed to text
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Do Grammars Minimize Dependency Length?
Cognitive Science, 2010AbstractA well‐established principle of language is that there is a preference for closely related words to be close together in the sentence. This can be expressed as a preference for dependency length minimization (DLM). In this study, we explore quantitatively the degree to which natural languages reflect DLM.
Daniel, Gildea, David, Temperley
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