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... algorithms. We give the first O(n 4) results for the natural formalism of bilexical context -free grammar, and for AI- shawi's (1996) head automaton grammars. For the usual case, split head automaton ... having the form A + a, where A E VN, a E (VN U VT)*. If every production in P has the form A -+ BC or A + a, for A,B,C E VN,a E VT, then the grammar is said to be in Chomsky Normal Form (CNF). ... q i h h h q i4 are derived for some h, s such that dh $. q F q E Fdh Figure 3: An O(n 3) recognition algorithm for split head automaton grammars. The format is as in Figure 1, except...
... referred to .as ID/LP format. And it is precisely this aspect of the for- malism that. makes the theory attractive for application to lan- guages with a high degree of word-urder freedom. The analysis ... a function from discourse situa- tions to the appropriate truth-conditional meaning in the spirit of Barwise and Perry (1981). The analysis here is not concerned with choosing a formalism for ... provide for those elements of discourse information that influence the syntactic structure directly. Note, that the new LP rules do not resolve the problem of ordering-principle conflicts, for...
... Backward and local backwardquantities for the expanded range can be expressedas a function of the same quantities for r . There-fore if we store our quantities for previously pro-cessed ranges, ... Context -Free Rewriting Systems(LCFRSs) have been introduced by Vijay-Shanker et al. (1987) for modeling the syntaxof natural language. The formalism extends thegenerative capacity of context -free ... Association for Computational Linguistics, pages 525–533,Uppsala, Sweden, 11-16 July 2010.c2010 Association for Computational LinguisticsOptimal rank reduction for Linear Context -Free Rewriting...
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... for Computational Linguistics, pages 450–459,Portland, Oregon, June 19-24, 2011.c2011 Association for Computational LinguisticsOptimal Head-Driven Parsing Complexity for Linear Context -Free ... rank to two, is there-fore important for parsing, as it reduces the timecomplexity needed for dynamic programming. Thishas lead to a number of binarization algorithms for LCFRSs, as well as ... introduce LCFRSs and de-fine the problem of optimizing head-driven parsingcomplexity for these formalisms. For a positive in-teger n, we write [n] to denote the set {1, . . . , n}.As already...
... algorithm for transforming LCFRSwith fan-out at most 2 into a binary form,whenever this is possible. This resultsin asymptotical run-time improvement for known parsing algorithms for this class.1 ... non-negative integers by N. For i, j ∈ N, the interval {k | i ≤ k ≤ j} is denotedby [i, j]. We write [i] as a shorthand for [1, i]. For an alphabet V , we write V∗ for the set of all (fi-nite) ... IntroductionSince its early years, the computational linguisticsfield has devoted much effort to the developmentof formal systems for modeling the syntax of nat-ural language. There has been a considerable...
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