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Computational verb systems: Verb logic
International Journal of Intelligent Systems, 1999Computational verb systems are new platforms for artificial intelligence. They embed the dynamical knowledge expressed by dynamical experiences of human brains into machines by using pattern thinking. In this paper, the relationship defined by verbs in human natural languages is modeled by computational verb logic (verb logic for short).
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2021
This chapter discusses syntactic V-V complexes involving a semantically main verb in the nonfinite form (first verb) and a syntactically main verb (second verb) in Avar. Avar employs no morphological V-V complexes. Avar syntactic V-V complexes include periphrastic tense forms, V-V complexes whose tense is indicated by a first verb, and V-V complexes ...
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This chapter discusses syntactic V-V complexes involving a semantically main verb in the nonfinite form (first verb) and a syntactically main verb (second verb) in Avar. Avar employs no morphological V-V complexes. Avar syntactic V-V complexes include periphrastic tense forms, V-V complexes whose tense is indicated by a first verb, and V-V complexes ...
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2014
Verbs are most often used as heads of predicates. Most verbs are roots that denote events and states. Verbs can take all predicate head enclitics, provided the construction is semantically felicitous. They can undergo semantic valency changing derivation by means of transitivisation.
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Verbs are most often used as heads of predicates. Most verbs are roots that denote events and states. Verbs can take all predicate head enclitics, provided the construction is semantically felicitous. They can undergo semantic valency changing derivation by means of transitivisation.
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Deficit of verb generation in nondemented patients with Parkinson's disease
Movement Disorders, 2003Patrice Peran +2 more
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Errorless and errorful therapy for verb and noun naming in aphasia
Aphasiology, 2009Paul Conroy +2 more
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