Titlebook: Reversible Grammar in Natural Language Processing; Tomek Strzalkowski Book 1994 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1994 Parsing.com

delegate

反省

Reversible Grammars and their Application in Machine Translation,solving. On the other hand, a declarative mode allows the construction of grammars which can be be neutral as to the processes applying to them, whether parser or generator.’.If this neutrality with respect to the process presents obvious theoretical and practical advantages, it imposes some constra

慷慨不好

,Reversible Machine Translation: What to Do When the Languages Don’t Match Up, not identical to the literal meaning of the natural target translation. We first outline the problem and show, using examples, some common situations in which the problem arises. We then describe a theoretical framework that lets us begin to define what it means to solve the problem. Finally, we pr

CHASM

A Generationist Approach to Grammar Reversibility in Natural Language Processing,the relevance for NLP of the concept that the processes of syntactic parsing and generation can be regarded as inverses of each other. This chapter draws on the experience of developing and implementing a large NLP system that is (1) generation-based and (2) bi-directional in order to suggest that t

本土

Semantic Interpretation in a Systemic Functional Grammar,entation of this method — the REVELATION]. semantic interpreter has been developed. This interpreter is derived from a SFG generator for a subset of English — GENESYS — and is thus, in contrast with most reversible grammars, an interpreter based on a generator. Since REVELATION] assumes that some pa

树木心

Book 1994This task can be viewed from very differentperspectives by theoretical and computational linguists, and computerscientists. The papers in this volume present a broad range ofapproaches to reversible, bi-directional, and non-directional grammarsystems that have emerged in recent years. This is also t

Myofibrils

0893-3405 terances. This task can be viewed from very differentperspectives by theoretical and computational linguists, and computerscientists. The papers in this volume present a broad range ofapproaches to reversible, bi-directional, and non-directional grammarsystems that have emerged in recent years. This

废墟

口诀法

A Reversible Constraint-Based Logic Grammar: Application to the Treatment of Secondary Predication to design, in a symmetric way, a parser and a generator from that formalism. This abstract machinery is then exemplified by a detailed study of secondary predications and small clauses within the framework of a principled-based description of language: Government and Binding theory.

享乐主义者