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Overtly Anaphoric Control in Type Logical Grammar [PDF]
IEEE International Conference on Automatic Face & Gesture Recognition, 2015 In this paper we analyse anaphoric pronouns in control sentences and we investigate the implications of these kinds of sentences in relation to the Propositional Theory versus Property Theory question. For these purposes, we invoke the categorial calculus with limited contraction, a conservative extension of Lambek calculus that builds contraction into
M. I. Corbalán, G. Morrill
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Serial verb constructions and covert coordinations in Edo – an analysis in Type Logical Grammar
Journal of Language Modelling, 2021 Based on both syntactic and semantic criteria, Stewart (2001) and, following him, Baker and Stewart (1999), distinguish two types of serial verb constructions (SVC) and one type of covert coordination (CC) in Edo.
Ralf Naumann, Thomas Gamerschlag
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Calculating Zero Pronominals in Situ: A Type Logical Approach
Complexity, 2022 Zero pronominals challenge Type Logical Grammar in two ways. One, TLG displays a linear resource management regime for semantic composition, meaning that pronominals call for special treatment if they want to do resource multiplication. Two, as a grammar
Haixia Man, Chongli Zou, Kesheng Li
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Polarity Sensitivity and Evaluation Order in Type-Logical Grammar [PDF]
Proceedings of HLT-NAACL 2004: Short Papers on XX - HLT-NAACL '04, 2004 We present a novel, type-logical analysis of polarity sensitivity: how negative polarity items (like any and ever) or positive ones (like some) are licensed or prohibited.
Chung-chieh Shan
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Combining logical and distributional methods in type-logical grammars
Journal of Language Modelling, 2019 We propose a low-level way of combining distributional and logical ideas into a single formal system. This will be an instantiation of a more general system, adding weights to proof rules. These weights will not measure some sort of "confidence the proof
Richard Moot
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Erratum to: Grammar Induction by Unification of Type-logical Lexicons [PDF]
Journal of Logic, Language and Information, 2011 This proposition is not true, because the above definition of structurally deterministic is too broad. The correction is to restrict the form of the “provable sequent” ⇒ C in the definition using the following conditions: (i) formula C contains no slash operators; (ii) G-term has no types repeated, and has no subtypes repeated within any one type. With
S. Fulop
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The syntax-semantics interface of ‘respective’ predication: a unified analysis in Hybrid Type-Logical Categorial Grammar [PDF]
Natural Language & Linguistic Theory, 2016 This paper proposes a unified analysis of the ‘respective’ readings of plural and conjoined expressions, the internal readings of symmetrical predicates such as same and different, and the summative readings of expressions such as a total of $10000.
Yusuke Kubota, R. Levine
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gdbank: The beginnings of a corpus of dependency structures and type-logical grammar in Scottish Gaelic [PDF]
Proceedings of the First Celtic Language Technology Workshop, 2014 We present gdbank, a small handbuilt corpus of 32 sentences with dependency structures and categorial grammar type assignments. The sentences have been chosen to illustrate as broad a range of the unusual features of Scottish Gaelic as possible ...
Colin R. Batchelor
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Hybrid Type-Logical Categorial Grammar [PDF]
Type-Logical Syntax, 2020 semanticscholar +2 more sources
A study of the experimental meaning of Malaysian lecture discourse
Journal of Modern Languages, 2017 This paper is based on a research that aims at investigating one major area of inquiry, namely the experiential meaning of Malaysian lecture discourse (MLD).
Tengku Silvana Sinar
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