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The Exhaustive Lexicalisation Principle [PDF]
Nordlyd: Tromsø University Working Papers on Language & Linguistics, 2007 In this article I revisit the well-known empirical problem of manner of motion verbs with directional complements in Spanish. I present some data that, to my mind, had not received due attention in previous studies and I show that some manner of motion ...
Antonio Fábregas
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Lexicalisation of vertical motion: A study of three satellite-framed languages [PDF]
Cognitive Studies | Études cognitives, 2018 Lexicalisation of vertical motion: A study of three satellite-framed languages This article presents a comparison of the description of motion in three satellite-framed languages, namely in Polish, Russian and English.
Joanna Łozińska, Barbara Pietrewicz
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Graphes paramétrés et outils de lexicalisation [PDF]
CoRR, 2006 Shifting to a lexicalized grammar reduces the number of parsing errors and improves application results. However, such an operation affects a syntactic parser in all its aspects. One of our research objectives is to design a realistic model for grammar lexicalization. We carried out experiments for which we used a grammar with a very simple content and
Laporte, Eric, Paumier, Sébastien
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LEXICALISATION DES ARGUMENTATIONS
Cadernos de Estudos Lingüísticos, 2011 -
Marion Carel
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Parser lexicalisation through self-learning [PDF]
, 2014 We describe a new self-learning framework for parser lexicalisation that requires only a plain-text corpus of in-domain text. The method first creates augmented versions of dependency graphs by applying a series of modifications designed to directly capture higherorder lexical path dependencies.
Rei, M, Briscoe, T
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Adverbial Lexicalisation in Faroese
Norsk Lingvistisk Tidsskrift, 2019 In Faroese there is univerbation of phrases like onkran stað ‘some place’ to onkrastað- with deletion of the accusative ending -n in onkran ‘some’. In this particular case an adverbial suffix -ni is added giving the adverb onkrastaðni ‘somewhere’.
Hjalmar P. Petersen
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Ilha do Desterro, 2008 In this paper we show how, on the one hand, the Grimm brothers used their material to promote and uphold a particular ideology and how Hans Christian Andersen, on the other hand, used his stories to undermine one ideology and promote another.
Murray Knowles, Kirsten Malmkjaer
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Lexicalised Locality: Local Domains and Non-Local Dependencies in a Lexicalised Tree Adjoining Grammar [PDF]
Philosophies, 2021 Contemporary generative grammar assumes that syntactic structure is best described in terms of sets, and that locality conditions, as well as cross-linguistic variation, is determined at the level of designated functional heads. Syntactic operations (merge, MERGE, etc.) build a structure by deriving sets from lexical atoms and recursively (and ...
Krivochen, Diego Gabriel +1 more
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Learning Embeddings to lexicalise RDF Properties [PDF]
Proceedings of the Fifth Joint Conference on Lexical and Computational Semantics, 2016 A difficult task when generating text from knowledge bases (KB) consists in finding appropriate lexicalisations for KB symbols. We present an approach for lexicalis-ing knowledge base relations and apply it to DBPedia data. Our model learns low-dimensional embeddings of words and RDF resources and uses these representations to score RDF properties ...
Laura Perez-Beltrachini, Claire Gardent
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What makes a good proverb? On the birth and propagation of proverbs
Lexis: Journal in English Lexicology, 2022 In the present article, we examine the mechanisms of proverbialisation – the birth and propagation of proverbs – and the criteria that boost their chances of propagation and survival. Before tackling the main issues, we introduce the controversial notion
Damien Villers
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