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ITL - International Journal of Applied LinguisticsVol. 23 (1974) ► pp.23–38
Pasp : Some Views on Automated Syntactical Parsing of Large Language Corpuses
The paper is concerned with some problems of system analysis.
The problems are not mathematically defined. They are concerned with the syntactic parsing of large language corpuses, which are not artificially restricted. (PASP).
After the discussion of some strategies for PASP developed in the past, a more complete strategy is proposed. Major characteristics of this strategy are :
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The ad hoc character of some parts of it
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The use of a linear string grammar
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The definition of probability rules
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The translation of the probability rules into a priori rules for the string grammar
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The context sensitivity
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The flexibility of the system
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I presented a paper on this subject on the 3rd Symposium on the Use of Computers in Literary and Linguistic Research at Cardiff from 1st - 5th April 1974.