... Association for Computational Linguistics Limitations ofCurrentGrammar Induction AlgorithmsBart CramerSchool of Behavioral and Cognitive NeurosciencesUniversity of GroningenGroningen, the Netherlandsbart.cramer@gmail.comAbstractI ... development of entirely incremental grammar induction algorithms instead of theapproaches of the systems discussed before.1 Introduction Grammar induction is a task within the field of nat-ural ... suitable for the problem of gram-mar induction. Also, incremental systems have theadvantage of an intuitive notion of time: it is al-ways clear which working hypothesis of a grammar is maintained.Emile...
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... space.5.5 SesameThe software producer of Sesame37is Aduna38. This company sets the focus of their work in revealing the meaning of information. Sesame was started as aprototype of the EU project ... beprovided. The mode of operation of the test suite is based on a use–case takenfrom real life. An automtic execution of miscellaneous queries is imitating thebehavior of human operators.Lehigh ... of a set of parser and writer for the handling of RDF data. This isfor instance used by the Storage And Inference Layer (Sail) API for initializ-ing, querying, modifying and the shut down of...
... generation capabil-ities of the grammars. We use two of the DELPH-IN wide-coverage grammars: the English Resource Grammar (ERG: Copestake and Flickinger (2000))and a German grammar, GG (M¨uller ... theefficiency of a parser with a possible trade-off of los-ing correct parses. For example, the noun phrasereading of The dog barks is a correct parse, althoughunlikely. By blocking the use of barks ... available, it waspossible to evaluate the accuracy of the parser. Eval-uation of deep parsing results is often reported onlyin terms of coverage (number of sentences which re-614Threshold Coverage...
... bridge a gap be-tween minimalist program and the logical view of categorial grammar. We thus obtained a de-scription of minimalist grammars which is quiteformal and allows for a better interface ... picture of these logical grammarsis as follows. A lexicon maps words (or, moregenerally, items) onto a logical formula, calledthe (syntactic) type of the word. Types are de-fined from syntactic of ... slashes)together with the commutative product of lin-ear logic .1Once an array of items has been selected, a sen-tence (orany phrase) is adeduction of IP (or of thephrasal category) under the assumptions...
... result of the application of that metarule. This maximal set is called the finite closure (FC) of a set R of lexical ID rules under a set M of metarules. The cleanest possible complexity proof ... of theories of the structure of sentences under which significant properties of grammars and languages fall out as theorems as opposed to being stipulated as axioms (p.4)." The role of ... in the GPSG. While the FCRs in some grammars may reduce the number of categories, FCRs are a language-particular component of the grammar. The vast number of categories cited above is inherent...