Titlebook: Constraint Solving and Language Processing; First International Henning Christiansen,Peter Rossen Skadhauge,Jørgen Conference proceedings

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Lecture Notes in Computer Scienception. . is then a non-generative theory in the sense that no structure has to be build, only constraints are used both to represent linguistic information and to describe inputs. This paper describes the basic notions used in . and proposes an account of long-distance dependencies, illustrating the expressive power of the formalism.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-20687-5ain dependency relations, modification frames and word order, including non-projectivity. Although these simple constraints are adequate from the linguistic point of view, their combination is still too weak and allows an exponential number of solutions for a sentence of . words.

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Property Grammars: A Fully Constraint-Based Theoryconstraints. The . constitutes then the core of the theory: it is the grammar, but it also constitutes, after evaluation for a given input, its description. . is then a non-generative theory in the sense that no structure has to be build, only constraints are used both to represent linguistic inform

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An Abductive Treatment of Long Distance Dependencies in CHRdiscuss our ideas both from a classical analysis point of view, and from a property-grammar based perspective. We exemplify them through relative clauses first, and next through the more challenging case of natural language coordination. We present an abductive rule schema for conjunction from which

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Metagrammar Reduxystem described hereafter consists of two main components: a control device aimed at controlling how fragments are to be combined in order to describe meaningful lexical descriptions and a composition system aimed at resolving how elementary descriptions are to be combined.

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Gradience, Constructions and Constraint Systemsonal constraint language processing. We first present here our framework for language processing, where all linguistic knowledge is represented by means of constraints. The grammar itself is a constraint system. A constraint is a relation among categories, which encodes a linguistic property. But in

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Problems of Inducing Large Coverage Constraint-Based Dependency Grammar for Czechn the formalism Extensible Dependency Grammar (XDG). The grammar rules are automatically inferred from the Prague Dependency Treebank (PDT) and constrain dependency relations, modification frames and word order, including non-projectivity. Although these simple constraints are adequate from the ling

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Animacy Information in Human Sentence Processing: An Incremental Optimization of Interpretation Appred according to a new model of incremental optimization of interpretation. This model makes use of violable ranked constraints. To analyze the use of animacy information a set of four constraints is needed, namely ., ., ., and .. It is shown that the pattern of constraint violations of these four co