We present a framework for learning plausible unification-based natural language grammars. Our framework uses both modelbased and data-driven learning without being committed to any particular configuration of these two learning schemes. We use learning to overcome the problem of undergeneration in natural language grammars. This paper presents work that is still in progress: the model-based learning component has been built but the data-driven learning component has not. Full evaluation of the framework awaits a complete implementation. 1 Introduction 1.1 Undergeneration An application of learning natural language grammars is the treatment of undergeneration. A grammar undergenerates when it fails to generate some sentence which human i...
In this chapter we investigate the problem of grammar learning from a perspective that diverges from...
We propose a new language learning model that learns a syntactic-semantic grammar from a small numbe...
Traditional statistical natural language generation (NLG) systems require substantial hand-engineeri...
This paper describes an approach for evolving natural language grammars using a genetic algorithm, ...
This paper describes a grammar learning system which combines model-based and data-driven learning w...
This study systematically reviews existing approaches to unsupervised grammar induction in terms of ...
Natural Language This thesis presents Structure Unification Grammar and demonstrates its suitability...
Abstract We specialize an efficient while linguistically savvy constraint solving model of grammar i...
Grammar induction refers to the process of learning grammars and languages from data; this finds a v...
This paper addresses the hypothesis that unnatural patterns generated by grammar formalisms can be e...
This paper reports progress in developing a computer model of language acquisition in the form of (1...
This work extends a semi-automatic grammar induction approach previously proposed in [1]. We investi...
We propose to set the grammatical inference problem in a logical framework. The search for admissibl...
We propose to set the grammatical inference problem in a logical framework. The search for admissibl...
This thesis presents Structure Unification Grammar and demonstrates its suitability as a framework f...
In this chapter we investigate the problem of grammar learning from a perspective that diverges from...
We propose a new language learning model that learns a syntactic-semantic grammar from a small numbe...
Traditional statistical natural language generation (NLG) systems require substantial hand-engineeri...
This paper describes an approach for evolving natural language grammars using a genetic algorithm, ...
This paper describes a grammar learning system which combines model-based and data-driven learning w...
This study systematically reviews existing approaches to unsupervised grammar induction in terms of ...
Natural Language This thesis presents Structure Unification Grammar and demonstrates its suitability...
Abstract We specialize an efficient while linguistically savvy constraint solving model of grammar i...
Grammar induction refers to the process of learning grammars and languages from data; this finds a v...
This paper addresses the hypothesis that unnatural patterns generated by grammar formalisms can be e...
This paper reports progress in developing a computer model of language acquisition in the form of (1...
This work extends a semi-automatic grammar induction approach previously proposed in [1]. We investi...
We propose to set the grammatical inference problem in a logical framework. The search for admissibl...
We propose to set the grammatical inference problem in a logical framework. The search for admissibl...
This thesis presents Structure Unification Grammar and demonstrates its suitability as a framework f...
In this chapter we investigate the problem of grammar learning from a perspective that diverges from...
We propose a new language learning model that learns a syntactic-semantic grammar from a small numbe...
Traditional statistical natural language generation (NLG) systems require substantial hand-engineeri...