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Corpus Linguistics and Linguistic Theory
2000MAIR/HUNDT: Introduction Bas AARTS : Corpus linguistics, Chomsky and Fuzzy Tree Fragments Bengt ALTENBERG and Karin AIJMER: The English-Swedish Parallel Corpus: a resource for contrastive research and translation studies Ylva BERGLUND: Gonna and going to in the spoken component of the British National Corpus Sylvie DE COCK: Repetitive phrasal ...
Christian Mair, Marianne Hundt
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Group Theory and Computational Linguistics
Journal of Logic, Language and Information, 1998The aim of this paper is to define a theory of linguistic description based solely on group structure involving the classical notions of non-commutative free group, conjugacy and group presentations. To do this, the author introduces the concept of \(G\)-grammar, which is a collection of lexical expressions (i.e.
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Latin Linguistics and Linguistic Theory
1983The articles of this collection on Latin linguistics are representative of the kind of research that is currently carried out in the field of linguistics. Most deal with syntax or sentence structure, but they vary with respect to their emphasis on theory or description.
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Towards a linguistic probability theory
2002 IEEE World Congress on Computational Intelligence. 2002 IEEE International Conference on Fuzzy Systems. FUZZ-IEEE'02. Proceedings (Cat. No.02CH37291), 2003The term "fuzzy probability" was first introduced in the 1970s but has since come to describe two distinct concepts which have been somewhat confused in the literature of the field. The first of these views fuzziness in probabilities as induced by fuzziness in the definition of events of interest, whereas the second uses fuzziness in probabilities as a
Joe Halliwell, Qiang Shen 0001
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Theory of Language and Theory of Linguistics
Scientific ResearchAn analysis of linguistic literature shows the differences in the use of the terms "theory of language", "linguistic theory" and "theory of linguistics". These different types of theories also imply different measures of the adequacy of theories, as well as different possibilities of the nonlinguistic (in particular, psychological) reality of theories ...
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Formal theories and linguistic descriptions
Fuzzy Sets and Systems, 2004The authors study the manner in which some formal logical theory, named the theory of evaluating expressions, can be used to model the meaning of some class of natural-language expressions. The modeling of the meaning of fuzzy IF-THEN rules (linguistic descriptions) is presented and a basic schema of fuzzy logic deduction is discussed.
Antonín Dvorák, Vilém Novák
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1968
In this part I shall consider as a sample first theories offered by two linguists, namely, Sir Alan H. Gardiner and H. S. Sorensen and second, I shall mention some syntactic factors which were pointed out by a grammarian, viz., Otto Jesperson and others.
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In this part I shall consider as a sample first theories offered by two linguists, namely, Sir Alan H. Gardiner and H. S. Sorensen and second, I shall mention some syntactic factors which were pointed out by a grammarian, viz., Otto Jesperson and others.
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