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The Evolution of Grammatical Categories
Diogenes, 1965If from the etymological point of view the term category denotes a class of objects sharing a common feature, under linguistic category we generally understand a class of linguistic units (chiefly words) sharing a common meaning or syntactical function,
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On the Evolution of Grammatical Forms
2002Abstract A number of approaches are available to the linguist for studying earlier phases in the evolution of human language or languages. This chapter explores the potential for grammaticalization theory to throw light on language evolution.
Bernd Heine, Tania Kuteva
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Analysis of Grammatical Evolution
2003In this chapter we analyse some of the unique features of GE using two problem domains described earlier in chapter 5, namely the Santa Fe ant trail and symbolic regression. In particular, our focus is turned to the wrapping operator and the degenerate genetic code.
Michael O’Neil, Conor Ryan
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Mapping in Grammatical Evolution
2018The act of going from genotype to phenotype in Grammatical Evolution requires the application of a mapping process. This mapping process works in conjunction with a grammar, to transform an ordinary string of integers into a possible solution to a problem.
David Fagan, Eoin Murphy
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Areal pressure in grammatical evolution
2018This article investigates the evolutionary and spatial dynamics of typological characters in 117 Indo-European languages. We partition types of change (i.e., gain or loss) for each variant according to whether they bring about a simplification in morphosyntactic patterns that must be learned, whether they are neutral (i.e., neither simplifying nor ...
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Actual issues of Slavic grammar and lexis
Behind the history of the Slavic short, long and pronominal forms of adjectives is a radical change of the grammatical nominal system. The paper demonstrates that it is not a history of the forms but a history of the evolution of the grammatical relations: definiteness in the opposition to indefiniteness, subjectness in the opposition to attributivity,
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Behind the history of the Slavic short, long and pronominal forms of adjectives is a radical change of the grammatical nominal system. The paper demonstrates that it is not a history of the forms but a history of the evolution of the grammatical relations: definiteness in the opposition to indefiniteness, subjectness in the opposition to attributivity,
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Grammatical Evolution and Creativity
2018This paper considers the application of Grammatical Evolution (GE) to the concept of creativity both in theory and through the examination of two applied music generation systems. We discuss previous work on the application of evolutionary strategies to music generation and discuss current issues in the study of creativity and Computational Creativity (
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Grammatical evolution tutorial
Proceedings of the 12th annual conference companion on Genetic and evolutionary computation, 2010openaire +1 more source