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Head-Driven Phrase Structure Grammar (HPSG) Introduction - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Head-Driven Phrase Structure Grammar (HPSG) Introduction - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Head-Driven Phrase Structure Grammar (HPSG) Introduction Grammatikformalismen Lecture 12.06.12 1 The building blocks of HPSG grammars Grammatikformalismen Lecture 12.06.12 2 HPSG grammars from a linguistic perspective
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HPSG grammars from a linguistic perspective
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HPSG feature structures
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HPSG grammars from a formal perspective
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The signature
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Example excerpt of a signature
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Sort-resolved
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Models of linguistic objects
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Structure sharing
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Descriptions
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Descriptions (cont.)
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Description example
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Subsumption
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HPSG from a linguistic perspective (again)
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An ontology of linguistic objects
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Why the complicated structure?
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Part-of-speech (head information)
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Properties of particular part-of-speech
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Motivating VFORM
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Motivating CASE
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Motivating SUBCAT
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What SUBCAT does
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Locality of SUBCAT
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CONTENT information
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Semantic representations
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Indices
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Auxiliary data structures
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Abbreviations for describing lists
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Abbreviations of common AVMs
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The Lexicon
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An example lexicon
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A very first sketch of an example
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Types of phrases
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An ontology of phrases
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Sketch of an example for head-complement structures
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Universal Principles
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Head-Feature Principle:
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Subcat Principle:
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Fallout from these Principles
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Immediate Dominance (ID) Schemata
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Immediate Dominance Principle (for English):
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Immediate Dominance Principle (for English):
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Towards Head Adjunct Structures
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Lexical entry of an attributive adjective
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Sketch of an example for a head-adjunct structure
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Sketch of an example with an auxiliary
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Sketch of an example with an inverted auxiliary
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SPEC Principle:
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Marking Principle:
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Lexical entry of the marker that
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Sketch of an example for a head-marker structure
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