Add to ORKGThe order of prenominal adjectival modifiers in English is governed by complex and difficult to describe constraints which straddle the boundary between competence and performance. This paper describes and compares a number of statistical and machine learning techniques for ordering sequences of adjectives in the context of a natural language generation system
We describe an approach to word ordering using modelling techniques from statistical machine transla...
In natural language generation, word ordering is the task of putting the words composing the output ...
In this paper, we introduce the issue of adjective order and show that different approaches vary in ...
The order of prenominal adjectival modifiers in English is governed by complex and difficult to desc...
This paper is concerned with the question of which factors govern prenominal adjective order (AO) in...
In this paper, we argue that ordering prenom-inal modifiers – typically pursued as a su-pervised mod...
We present a corpus-based study of the sequential ordering among premodifiers in noun phrases. This ...
When multiple adjectival modifiers occur in the English Noun phrase, speakers of the language have a...
Bruening, BenjaminThis thesis identifies the possible grammatical positions for adverbs in multiple-...
In this article we identify and motivate the main word order patterns of adjectives in the English N...
We present a corpus-based study of the sequential ordering among premodifiers in noun phrases. This ...
In recent years, theoretical and computational linguistics has paid much attention to linguistic ite...
Which is more correct, the “big fat cat” or the “fat big cat?” Why is a particular order preferred? ...
This study aims to test the extent to which 80 Kuwaiti EFL learners are aware of prenominal adjectiv...
This paper focuses on the ordering of adjectival pre-modifiers in the English noun phrase. Our analy...
We describe an approach to word ordering using modelling techniques from statistical machine transla...
In natural language generation, word ordering is the task of putting the words composing the output ...
In this paper, we introduce the issue of adjective order and show that different approaches vary in ...
The order of prenominal adjectival modifiers in English is governed by complex and difficult to desc...
This paper is concerned with the question of which factors govern prenominal adjective order (AO) in...
In this paper, we argue that ordering prenom-inal modifiers – typically pursued as a su-pervised mod...
We present a corpus-based study of the sequential ordering among premodifiers in noun phrases. This ...
When multiple adjectival modifiers occur in the English Noun phrase, speakers of the language have a...
Bruening, BenjaminThis thesis identifies the possible grammatical positions for adverbs in multiple-...
In this article we identify and motivate the main word order patterns of adjectives in the English N...
We present a corpus-based study of the sequential ordering among premodifiers in noun phrases. This ...
In recent years, theoretical and computational linguistics has paid much attention to linguistic ite...
Which is more correct, the “big fat cat” or the “fat big cat?” Why is a particular order preferred? ...
This study aims to test the extent to which 80 Kuwaiti EFL learners are aware of prenominal adjectiv...
This paper focuses on the ordering of adjectival pre-modifiers in the English noun phrase. Our analy...
We describe an approach to word ordering using modelling techniques from statistical machine transla...
In natural language generation, word ordering is the task of putting the words composing the output ...
In this paper, we introduce the issue of adjective order and show that different approaches vary in ...