A Grammar of Arabic in the Gpsg Formalism
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Dec 25, 2003
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Natural Language Processing (NLP), Unification based grammar, computational linguistics, GPSG.
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Abstract
An important goal of computational linguistics has been the use of a linguistic
theory to direct the implementation of efficient language processing systems. GPSG (Generalized Phrase Structure Grammar) which is a unification based grammar formalism,
provides powerful mechanisms to handle many linguistic aspects, as the category valued
features that handle the unbounded dependencies and the ID/LP which is the most
attractive feature of GPSG for parsing variable word order languages In this paper we
will try to employ GPSG to formalize the syntactic structures of Arabic, since has a high
degree of word order freedom.
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Tendjaoui-merabti, H. (2003). A Grammar of Arabic in the Gpsg Formalism. AL-Lisaniyyat, 8(1), 51-66. https://doi.org/10.61850/allj.v8i1.412
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[BEN 95] Paul BENNET. “A Course in Generalized Phrase Structure Grammar”. Studies in Computational Linguistics. First published in 1995 by University College London (UCL) press in association with the Center for Computational Linguistics.
[BUS 87] S.BUSMANN. “Ein parser fur GPSG”, rapport de l’université technique de Berlin.
[BUS 88] S.BUSMANN and C. HAUENSCHILD. “A constructive view of GPSG or how to make it work”, 12th international conference on computational linguistics Budapest 1988.
[GAZ 85] Gazdar Gerald, KLEIN Ewan, PULLUM Geoffrey and SAG Ivan. “Gene- ralized Phrase Structure Grammar”, Oxford : Basl Blackwell, 1985.
[GUN87]: GUNII Takao. “Japenese Phrase Structure Grammar, Dordrecht”: Reidel. [HAD 79] HADJ-SALAH A. “Linguistique arabe et linguistique générale, Essai de méthodologie et d’épisthomologie du ilm al-Arabiyya”, 2 volumes, 1979.
[MIL 90] Philip MILLER et Thérèse TORIS “Formalismes syntaxiques pour le traitement automatique du langage naturel”, Editions HERMES, Paris, 1990.
[SAB 89] Gerard SABAH. “L’intelligence artificielle et le langage naturel”, Tomel,
Editions HERMES, Paris, 1990.
[WEI 88] Wilhelem WEISWEBER. “Using constraints in constructive version of GPSG”, in Procs 12 th COLLING-88, Budapest.
[VOL 88] Martin VOLK. “Parsing German with GPSG : The problem of separable prefix verbs”. A Thesis submitted to the graduate faculty of university of Georgia in partial fulfillment of the requirement for the degree MASTER OF SCIENCE, ATHENES,
GEORGIEA, 1988.
[USZ 87] USZOREIT Hans. “Word Order and Constituent Structure in Ge: , STANDFORD California: CSLI (=CSLI Lecture notes N° 8) distribué par Chicago,
University Press, 1987.