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Event Structure and Event Types
Corpora and Intercultural Studies, 2021In this chapter, I will firstly discuss the ontological situation types proposed by Vendler (Philos Rev 143–160, 1957). and then give a detailed description of how situation aspect and viewpoint aspect are combined to form different linguistic event types (abb. event types).
Hongzhi Xu
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The Syntax of Event Structure*
Cognition, 1991Abstract Recent work in linguistic theory has stressed the important role that structured lexical representations can play in natural language, for example, the emergence of argument structure as a distinct level of representation (Grimshaw, 1990; Williams, 1981) and the importance of semantic representations such as f-structure ...
J. Pustejovsky
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Neural temporal context reinstatement of event structure during memory recall
bioRxiv, 2021Although life unfolds continuously, experiences are generally perceived and remembered as discrete events. Accumulating evidence suggests that event boundaries disrupt temporal representations and weaken memory associations.
L. Lohnas, Karl Healey, L. Davachi
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Event Structure Semantics for Multiparty Sessions
Models, Languages, and Tools for Concurrent and Distributed Programming, 2019We propose an interpretation of multiparty sessions as flow event structures, which allows concurrency between communications within a session to be explicitly represented.
I. Castellani +2 more
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Event Structure and Verbal Decomposition
The Oxford Handbook of Event Structure, 2019This chapter explores the relationship between constrained semantic representations of events, and structured syntactic representations that express them.
G. Ramchand
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The Oxford Handbook of Event Structure
, 2016This volume offers an introduction to current research in event structure, the study of the role of events in grammar. This area of study breaks down into several interrelated questions: How do we perceive events?
R. Truswell
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IEEE transactions on fuzzy systems, 2022
This article studies the issue of resilient event-triggered (RET)-based security controller design for nonlinear networked control systems (NCSs) described by interval type-2 (IT2) fuzzy models subject to nonperiodic denial of service (DoS) attacks ...
Yingnan Pan, Yanmin Wu, H. Lam
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This article studies the issue of resilient event-triggered (RET)-based security controller design for nonlinear networked control systems (NCSs) described by interval type-2 (IT2) fuzzy models subject to nonperiodic denial of service (DoS) attacks ...
Yingnan Pan, Yanmin Wu, H. Lam
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Simultaneity in Event Structures
2010Various brand of event structures, prime, bundle, flow, asymmetric, inhibitor just to mention some, have been proposed to face the various kinds of causality and conflict arising in computation The notion of simultaneity, i.e., the faithful representation that certain events have to occur together, is usually left out from the models for concurrent ...
PINNA, GIOVANNI MICHELE, SABA, ANDREA
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Circular Causality in Event Structures [PDF]
Fundamenta Informaticae, 2014 We propose a model of events with circular causality, in the form of a conservative extension of Winskel's event structures. We study the relations between this new kind of event structures and Propositional Contract Logic. Provable atoms in the logic correspond to reachable events in our event structures.
BARTOLETTI, MASSIMO +3 more
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The Journal of Mathematical Sociology, 1989
A framework is developed for computer‐assisted analysis of event sequences like those obtained through sociological field work or historical research. The analytic procedures produce a qualitative model — including a graph displaying logical relations among events — which accounts for the input data. The model can be tested and refined through analysis
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A framework is developed for computer‐assisted analysis of event sequences like those obtained through sociological field work or historical research. The analytic procedures produce a qualitative model — including a graph displaying logical relations among events — which accounts for the input data. The model can be tested and refined through analysis
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