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Experimental Psychology, 2020
Abstract. Monitoring tasks have long been employed in psycholinguistics, and the end-of-clause effect is possibly the better-known result of using this technique in the study of parsing. Recent results with the tone-monitoring task suggest that tone position modulates cognitive load, as reflected in reaction times (RTs): the earlier the tone appears ...
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Abstract. Monitoring tasks have long been employed in psycholinguistics, and the end-of-clause effect is possibly the better-known result of using this technique in the study of parsing. Recent results with the tone-monitoring task suggest that tone position modulates cognitive load, as reflected in reaction times (RTs): the earlier the tone appears ...
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Using parsed corpora for circumventing parsing
1996Corpora tagged with part-of-speech and phrase structure information have been used for both exploratory data analysis as well as unsupervised learning of language models. These corpora have proved invaluable resources for research activities such as training part-of-speech taggers, disambiguating word-senses, detecting noun-phrases, inducing ...
Aravind K. Joshi, Srinivas Bangalore
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Nature Reviews Neuroscience, 2002
The forebrain, or prosencephalon, consists of the diencephalon and the telencephalon. The diencephalon is the conduit for ascending sensory information, whereas the telencephalon is the highest-order processor of neural function, and is consequently the most complex region of the nervous system.
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The forebrain, or prosencephalon, consists of the diencephalon and the telencephalon. The diencephalon is the conduit for ascending sensory information, whereas the telencephalon is the highest-order processor of neural function, and is consequently the most complex region of the nervous system.
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Language and Linguistics Compass, 2010
Abstract Dependency parsing is a form of syntactic parsing of natural language based on the theoretical tradition of dependency grammar. It has recently gained widespread interest in the computational linguistics community and has been used for applications such as information extraction, machine translation and question answering. In
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Abstract Dependency parsing is a form of syntactic parsing of natural language based on the theoretical tradition of dependency grammar. It has recently gained widespread interest in the computational linguistics community and has been used for applications such as information extraction, machine translation and question answering. In
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Proceedings of the 28th Annual ACM Symposium on Applied Computing, 2013
The idea of an LLLR parsing is presented. An LLLR(k) parser can be constructed for any LR(k) grammar but it produces the left parse of the input string in linear time (in respect to the length of the derivation) without backtracking. If used as a basis for a syntax-directed translation, it triggers semantic actions using the top-down strategy just like
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The idea of an LLLR parsing is presented. An LLLR(k) parser can be constructed for any LR(k) grammar but it produces the left parse of the input string in linear time (in respect to the length of the derivation) without backtracking. If used as a basis for a syntax-directed translation, it triggers semantic actions using the top-down strategy just like
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Synthese, 2013
Navigating the ontology of color used to be a simple affair. There was the naive view that colors really are in objects the way they appear, and the view that they are secondary qualities to cause certain experiences in us. Today, there are myriad well-developed views but no satisfactory taxonomy of philosophical theories on color.
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Navigating the ontology of color used to be a simple affair. There was the naive view that colors really are in objects the way they appear, and the view that they are secondary qualities to cause certain experiences in us. Today, there are myriad well-developed views but no satisfactory taxonomy of philosophical theories on color.
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Parsing Complexity and a Theory of Parsing
1989There are many potential influences on the development of any theory and many directions the research program resulting from the theory can take. The present paper outlines some influences on the development of a theory of parsing proposed by Ford, Bresnan, and Kaplan (1982) and illustrates the current research program for the further testing and ...
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1988
Based on the arguments presented in this paper, there is good reason to believe that natural language parsing, in its initial syntactic stage, does not need: a highly structured lexicon empty categories or trace elements, or the goal of describing only the grammatical structures of a language.
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Based on the arguments presented in this paper, there is good reason to believe that natural language parsing, in its initial syntactic stage, does not need: a highly structured lexicon empty categories or trace elements, or the goal of describing only the grammatical structures of a language.
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