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Diss: Comp Ling: Drellishak: 'Widespread but Not Universal:...'
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Widespread but Not Universal: Improving the typological coverage of the grammar matrix
Message 1: Widespread but Not Universal: Improving the typological coverage of the grammar matrix
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Date: 16-Oct-2009
From: Scott Drellishak <sfdu.washington.edu>
Subject: Widespread but Not Universal: Improving the typological coverage of the grammar matrix
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Institution: University of Washington
Program: Department of Linguistics
Dissertation Status: Completed
Degree Date: 2009
Author: Scott Drellishak
Dissertation Title: Widespread but Not Universal: Improving the typological coverage of the grammar matrix
Dissertation URL: http://students.washington.edu/sfd/
Linguistic Field(s):
Computational Linguistics
Dissertation Director:
Emily Menon Bender
Sharon L. Hargus
Barbara Citko
Dissertation Abstract:
The LinGO Grammar Matrix provides a foundation for building grammars of
natural languages in HPSG. It includes a web-based questionnaire that
allows a linguist to describe a natural language, and then creates a
starter grammar for that language based on the answers. In this
dissertation, I describe improvements I have made to the typological
coverage of this system, including support for core case marking, agreement
in person, number, and gender, direct-inverse languages, and a lexicon
containing an arbitrarily large number of lexical types, lexical items, and
inflectional morphemes.
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