[PDF] Top 20 Categorial Grammar and Discourse Representation Theory

... CATEGORIAL GRAMMAR AND DISCOURSE REPRESENTATION THEORY C A T E G O R I A L G R A M M A R A N D D I S C O U R S E R E P R E S E N T A T I O N T H E O R Y R e i n h a r d M u s k e n s Institute for Lan[.] ... See full document

... structures (boxes) are first order definable relations. They can thus be ex- pressed within first order logic and within the first order part of ordinary type logic (i.e. the logic that was described in Church [1940], ... See full document

... Finally, Figures 1 to 3 show a complete parse of the prosodically marked sentence ’Anna L+H* LH% married Manny H* LL%’. Due to space considerations we omitted the two initial steps that involve combining the sign of ... See full document

... An Underspecified Segmented Discourse Representation Theory (USDRT) An Underspecified Segmented Discourse Representation Theory (USDRT) F r a n k S c h i l d e r C o m p u t e r S c i e n c e D e p a[.] ... See full document

... For example, Moortgat & Morrill [1992] present an account of dependency structure in terms of headed prosodic trees, using a calculus that pos- sesses two product operators instead of ju[r] ... See full document

... Spurious ambiguity causes problems for parsing in the systems mentioned above, be- cause there is no systematic relationship between syntactic structures and semantic representations.. T[r] ... See full document

... In 8c the quantifier must receive sentential semantic scope, and in Sd the pied piping must be generated, with the semantics of 'whom John works for'.. In Be, the semantics of the verb g[r] ... See full document

... generateSign generates a sign Sign with phonology ~ , syntactic category K and semantics Z by creating a new sign SignO with phonology ~', syntactic category K' and semantics Z, unifying[r] ... See full document

... We use generalized linear mixed effects regression models (GLMM, Venables and Ripley (2002)) to predict a response for a number of given categorial (‘factor’) or continuous (‘predictor’) explanatory variables ... See full document

... The hierarchical ordering imposed by relations like narration or elaboration can be used to make predictions about possible attachment sites within the already processed discourse as wel[r] ... See full document

... the discourse referent introduced by the universal quantifier phrase, x, is not accessible from the discourse referent introduced by the pronoun, z ... See full document

... An Augmented Context Free Grammar for Discourse An Augmented Context Free Grammar for Discourse Abstract This paper presents an augmented context free grammar which describes important features of the[.] ... See full document

... rules. A long-range dependency is created between report and to, mediated by that. 2004) using dependency grammar features and forest-based rerankers. Bohnet (2010), which is a second order dependency parser, was ... See full document

... them. Categorial gram- mars, for example, normally employ a Saussurian sign that relates a surface string with its syntactic category and the meaning it ... See full document

... the grammar. This observa- tion has motivated work in grammar transformations that reduce the size of the nonterminal set, often re- sulting in substantial gains in parsing or translation speed (Song et ... See full document

... final0810 dvi Informed Parsing for Coordination with Combinatory Categorial Grammar Jong C Park Hyung Joon Cho park@cs kaist ac kr hjcho@nlp kaist ac kr Computer Science Division and Advanced Informat[.] ... See full document

... The paper shows how Combinatory Cat- egorial Grammar CCG can be adapted to take advantage of the extra resource- sensitivity provided by the Categorial Type Logic framework.. The resulti[r] ... See full document

... In this section, however, I focus on how the fully lexical nature of TCCG simplifies the analysis of bare nominals, which in Ginzburg and Sag (2000) are analyzed constructionally: a plural/mass ¯ N is pumped to an NP ... See full document

... CROSSING COREFERENCE IN DISCOURSE REPRESENTATION THEORY C R O S S I N G C O R E F E R E N C E I N D I S C O U R S E R E P R E S E N T A T I O N T H E O R Y Michael HESS University o f Zurich Dept o f[.] ... See full document

... The existing subgroups me: i categorial grammar categories the theory-dependent aspect of the shared grammar, ii common syntactic categories theory-independent linguistic notions, iii gr[r] ... See full document