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Principle-based parsing

Principle-based parsing

Computation and Psycholinguistics (Studies in Linguistics and Philosophy)
EducationScience
Pages
424
Published
1991
Language
English

Synopsis

This academic work explores principle-based parsing, a fundamental concept in computational linguistics. It delves into the theoretical underpinnings and practical applications of how computers process and understand human language. The book is a key resource for researchers and students in the fields of computer grammar and psycholinguistics.

Prose complexity
10/10

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Genres

Education Science Technology

Authors

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Carol Tenny

Carol Tenny is a significant voice in theoretical linguistics. Her work, including "Principle-based parsing" and "Events as grammatical objects," examines the connections between syntax and meaning. She offers clear insights into aspectual roles and how they function in language.

R
Robert C. Berwick

computational linguistics and computer science and engineering professor at MIT

S
Steven P. Abney

Steven P. Abney is the author of "Principle-based parsing." His work explores the computational aspects of language structure and processing.