Of the grammatical relations (dependencies) that relate words syntagmatically, some --- in 'movement' constructions --- but not all determine the order of the relata. These are sdependencies, dependencies determining sequence; they also have additional functions, such as regulating what can extract and where it can extract to, and defining subordinacy. From some but --- in the case of coordination and pied piping --- not all s-dependencies is built the surface constituency structure that effects continuity of phrases
Dependency is a fundamental concept in the analysis of linguistic systems. The many if-then statemen...
In this talk, I will propose an analysis of causal relations on three distinct levels of analysis: s...
A language is considered here as a finite set of symbols (words of the language) together with a set...
Dependency is a general term that refers to different structural relations. We highlight three very ...
International audienceThe paper proposes a mathematical method of defining dependency and constituen...
This paper discusses the semantic content of syntactic dependencies. We assume that syntactic depend...
Dependency is a general term that refers to different structural relations. We highlight three very ...
Revisiting the now de facto standard Stanford dependency representation, we propose an improved taxo...
Syntactic structure can be expressed in terms of either constituency or dependency. Constituency rel...
Revisiting the now de facto standard Stanford dependency representation, we propose an improved taxo...
Revisiting the now de facto standard Stanford dependency representation, we propose an improved taxo...
peer reviewedThis paper investigates the seminal texts on Immediate Constituent Analysis and the ass...
The Stanford dependency scheme aims to provide a simple and intuitive but linguistically sound way o...
The Stanford dependency scheme aims to provide a simple and intuitive but linguis-tically sound way ...
HPSG assumes Phrase Structure (PS), a partonomy, in contrast with Dependency Grammar (DG), which rec...
Dependency is a fundamental concept in the analysis of linguistic systems. The many if-then statemen...
In this talk, I will propose an analysis of causal relations on three distinct levels of analysis: s...
A language is considered here as a finite set of symbols (words of the language) together with a set...
Dependency is a general term that refers to different structural relations. We highlight three very ...
International audienceThe paper proposes a mathematical method of defining dependency and constituen...
This paper discusses the semantic content of syntactic dependencies. We assume that syntactic depend...
Dependency is a general term that refers to different structural relations. We highlight three very ...
Revisiting the now de facto standard Stanford dependency representation, we propose an improved taxo...
Syntactic structure can be expressed in terms of either constituency or dependency. Constituency rel...
Revisiting the now de facto standard Stanford dependency representation, we propose an improved taxo...
Revisiting the now de facto standard Stanford dependency representation, we propose an improved taxo...
peer reviewedThis paper investigates the seminal texts on Immediate Constituent Analysis and the ass...
The Stanford dependency scheme aims to provide a simple and intuitive but linguistically sound way o...
The Stanford dependency scheme aims to provide a simple and intuitive but linguis-tically sound way ...
HPSG assumes Phrase Structure (PS), a partonomy, in contrast with Dependency Grammar (DG), which rec...
Dependency is a fundamental concept in the analysis of linguistic systems. The many if-then statemen...
In this talk, I will propose an analysis of causal relations on three distinct levels of analysis: s...
A language is considered here as a finite set of symbols (words of the language) together with a set...