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5th TAG 2000: Université Paris 7, France
- Proceedings of the Fifth International Workshop on Tree Adjoining Grammar and Related Frameworks, TAG+ 2000, Université Paris 7, France, May 25-27, 2000. 2000
- Anne Abeillé, Marie-Hélène Candito, Alexandra Kinyon:
The current status of FTAG. 11-18 - Miguel A. Alonso, Éric Villemonte de la Clergerie, Manuel Vilares Ferro:
A redefinition of Embedded Push-Down Automata. 19-26 - Miguel A. Alonso, Djamé Seddah, Éric Villemonte de la Clergerie:
Practical aspects in compiling tabular TAG parsers. 27-32 - Srinivas Bangalore, Owen Rambow:
Using TAGs, a Tree Model, and a Language Model for Generation. 33-40 - Nicolas Barrier, Sébastien Barrier, Alexandra Kinyon:
Lexik: a maintenance tool for FTAG. 41-46 - Tilman Becker, Patrice Lopez:
Adapting HPSG-to-TAG compilation to wide-coverage grammars. 47-54 - John Carroll, Nicolas Nicolov, Olga Shaumyan, Martine Smets, David J. Weir:
Engineering a Wide-Coverage Lexicalized Grammar. 55-60 - David Chiang, William Schuler, Mark Dras:
Some remarks on an extension of synchronous TAG. 61-66 - Víctor J. Díaz Madrigal, Miguel A. Alonso, Vicente Carrillo:
Bidirectional parsing of TAG without heads. 67-72 - Christine Doran:
Punctuation in a Lexicalized Grammar. 73-78 - Jason Eisner, Giorgio Satta:
A faster parsing algorithm for Lexicalized Tree-Adjoining Grammars. 79-84 - Robert Frank:
Economy in TAG. 85-92 - Chung-hye Han, Owen Rambow:
The Sino-Korean light verb construction and lexical argument structure. 93-100 - Karin Harbusch, Gerard Kempen:
Complexity of Linear Order Computation in Performance Grammar, TAG and HPSG. 101-106 - Aravind K. Joshi:
Relationship between strong and weak generative power of formal systems. 107-114 - Sylvain Kahane, Marie-Hélène Candito, Yannick de Kercadio:
An alternative description of extractions in TAG. 115-122 - Sylvain Kahane:
How to solve some failures of LTAG. 123-128 - Laura Kallmeyer:
Scrambling in German and the non-locality of local TDGs. 129-134 - Martin Kappes:
Contextual Tree Adjoining Grammars. 135-140 - Alexandra Kinyon:
Even better than Supertags: Introducing Hypertags! 141-146 - Karin Kipper, Hoa Trang Dang, William Schuler, Martha Palmer:
Building a class-based verb lexicon using TAGs. 147-154 - Patrice Lopez:
LTAG Workbench: A general framework for LTAG. 155-162 - Jens Michaelis, Uwe Mönnich, Frank Morawietz:
Derivational minimalism in two regular and logical steps. 163-170 - Adi Palm:
A logical approach to structure sharing in TAGs. 171-176 - Guy Perrier:
From intuitionistic proof nets to Interaction Grammars. 177-184 - Manny Rayner, Beth Ann Hockey, Frankie James:
A comparison of the XTAG and CLE Grammars for English. 185-192 - Anoop Sarkar:
Practical experiments in parsing using Tree Adjoining Grammars. 193-198 - Matthew Stone, Tonia Bleam, Christine Doran, Martha Palmer:
Lexicalized grammar and the description of motion events. 199-206 - Christian Wartena:
Extending Linear Indexed Grammars. 207-214 - Fei Xia, Tonia Bleam:
A Corpus-based evaluation of syntactic locality in TAGs. 215-220 - Juntae Yoon, Chung-hye Han, Nari Kim, Meesook Kim:
Customizing the XTAG system for efficient grammar development for Korean. 221-226 - Raffaella Bernardi:
Deriving polarity effects. 229-232 - Lionel Clément:
Un outil pour calculer des arbres de dépendance à partir d'arbres de dérivation. 233-236 - Rodolfo Delmonte, Luminita Chiran, Ciprian Bacalu:
Elementary trees for syntactic and statistical disambiguation. 237-240 - Mark Dras, Tonia Bleam:
How problematic are clitics for S-TAG translation? 241-244 - Karin Harbusch, Jens Woch:
Reuse of plan-based knowledge sources in a uniform TAG-based generation system. 245-248 - Anne Kilger, Peter Poller:
CDL-TAGs: A grammar formalism for flexible and efficient syntactic generation. 249-252 - Patrice Lopez, David Roussel:
Predicative LTAG grammars for Term Analysis. 253-256 - Oliver Streiter:
Reliability in example-based parsing. 257-260 - Andy Way:
LFG-DOT: a probabilistic, constraint-based model for machine translation. 261-264 - Fei Xia, Martha Palmer:
Comparing and integrating Tree Adjoining Grammars. 265-268
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