This paper offers a theory of degree multiplication in natural language semantics. Motivation for the development such a theory comes from proportional readings of quantity words and rate expressions such as miles per hour. After laying out a set of ‘challenge problems’ that any good theory of degree multiplication should be able to handle, I set about solving them, borrowing mathematical tools from quantity calculus. These algebraic foundations are integrated into a compositional Montagovian framework, yielding a system that can solve, or partially solve, some of the problems
We present quantitative logics with two-step semantics based on the framework of quantitative logics...
This paper argues that modeling granularity and approximation (Krifka 2007; Lewis 1979) is crucial f...
I make two related proposals, one about directed scale segments and the other about the nature of de...
This paper offers a theory of degree multiplication in natural language semantics. Motivation for th...
This dissertation is a study of the roles played by degree modifiers -- functions from sets of degre...
This paper presents a case study of the English noun amount, a word that ostensibly relies on measur...
To what extent is the compositional structure of quantity terms in natural language aligned with the...
have presented details of a theory that addresses the reasoning that might underlie a person’s compe...
This dissertation provides a novel analysis of Amount Relatives (Carlson 1977, Heim 1987, Grosu & La...
Semantic theories differ in the role they assume for degrees in the interpretation of gradable adjec...
Even though Quantitative Literacy (QL) programs are currently being developed and implemented in sev...
Cette thèse porte sur l’influence des facteurs sémantiques dans la résolution de problèmes additifs ...
Comparatives and equatives are usually assumed to differ only in that comparatives require that one ...
Little work from the Natural Language Processing community has targeted the role of quantities in Na...
In studies of the emergence of intensifying meanings, the path from descriptive modification to degr...
We present quantitative logics with two-step semantics based on the framework of quantitative logics...
This paper argues that modeling granularity and approximation (Krifka 2007; Lewis 1979) is crucial f...
I make two related proposals, one about directed scale segments and the other about the nature of de...
This paper offers a theory of degree multiplication in natural language semantics. Motivation for th...
This dissertation is a study of the roles played by degree modifiers -- functions from sets of degre...
This paper presents a case study of the English noun amount, a word that ostensibly relies on measur...
To what extent is the compositional structure of quantity terms in natural language aligned with the...
have presented details of a theory that addresses the reasoning that might underlie a person’s compe...
This dissertation provides a novel analysis of Amount Relatives (Carlson 1977, Heim 1987, Grosu & La...
Semantic theories differ in the role they assume for degrees in the interpretation of gradable adjec...
Even though Quantitative Literacy (QL) programs are currently being developed and implemented in sev...
Cette thèse porte sur l’influence des facteurs sémantiques dans la résolution de problèmes additifs ...
Comparatives and equatives are usually assumed to differ only in that comparatives require that one ...
Little work from the Natural Language Processing community has targeted the role of quantities in Na...
In studies of the emergence of intensifying meanings, the path from descriptive modification to degr...
We present quantitative logics with two-step semantics based on the framework of quantitative logics...
This paper argues that modeling granularity and approximation (Krifka 2007; Lewis 1979) is crucial f...
I make two related proposals, one about directed scale segments and the other about the nature of de...