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

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Handling Syntactic Alternatives in a Reversible Grammar,ctional feature system we use is more complex than previous treatments, and allows control over a wider range of syntactic structures, in a fairly sophisticated grammar. The functional features are controlled using “threading” techniques when dealing with unbounded dependencies, clefting, and topicalisation.

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Inherently Reversible Grammars,ng and generation are.enumerable (see text)— and give examples and counter-examples of grammars which possess or do not possess these intrinsic properties. We also show that, under a certain "moderation" condition on linguistic description, finite enumerability of parsing is equivalent to finite enumerability of generation.

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,Common Heuristics for Parsing, Generation, and Whatever …,ration. This is a step towards a unified architecture of natural language processing and intelligence in general in which various sorts of constraints such as grammar, lexicon and common sense are integrated in an isotropic and context-dependent fashion.

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A Generationist Approach to Grammar Reversibility in Natural Language Processing, brief comparison with other models is offered at various points.) Finally, I discuss briefly the reasons why the `parser-generator reversibility hypothesis’ may have been introduced to the NLP context.

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Book 1994forComputational Linguistics. .This book will be a valuable reference to researchers in linguisticsand computer science with interests in computational linguistics,natural language processing, and machine translation, as well as inpractical aspects of computability. .