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• W2032596911 abstract "Since Colmerauer's introduction of metamorphosis grammars (MGs), with their associated type-O-like grammar rules, there has been a desire to allow more general rule formats in logic grammars. Gap symbols were added to the MG rule by Pereira, resulting in extraposition grammars (XGs). Gaps, which are referenced by gap symbols, are sequences of zero or more unspecified symbols which may be present anywhere in a sentence or in a sentential form. However, XGs imposed restrictions on the position of gap symbols and on the contents of gaps. With the introduction of gapping grammars (GGs) by Dahl, these restrictions were removed but the rule was still required to possess a nonterminal symbol as the first symbol on the left-hand side. This restriction is removed with the introduction of unrestricted gapping grammars. FIGG, a flexible implementation of gapping grammars, possesses a bottom-up parser which can process a large subset of unrestricted gapping grammars. It can be used to examine the usefulness of unrestricted GGs for describing phenomena of natural languages such as free word order and partially free word/constituent order. Unrestricted gapping grammars, as implemented in FIGG, can also be used to describe grammars (or metagrammars) that utilize the gap concept, such as Gazdar's generalized phrase structure grammars.Depuis ľ introduction par Colmerauer des grammaires de metamorphose (GM), et des regies de grammaire correspondantes de type-0, on a ressenti le besoin de disposer, pour les grammaires logiques, de structures de regie plus generales. Les symboles vides ont ete ajoutes a la regie GM par Pereira, dormant les grammaires ? extraposition (XGs). Les vides, auxquels on refere par des symboles vides, sont des sequences (possiblement vides) de symboles non specifies qui peuvent ětre presents n'importe ou dans une phrase ou une forme phrastique. Neanmoins, les XGs imposent des restrictions sur la position des symboles vides et sur les contenus de ces suppressions. Avec ľ introduction des gapping grammaires (GGs) par Dahl, ces restrictions ont ete enlevdes mais la regie devait encore posseder un symbole non terminal comme premier symbole de la partie gauche. Cette restriction est supprimee avec ľ introduction des gapping grammaires non-restreintes. FIGG, une implantation flexible des gapping grammaires, possede un analyseur ascendant qui peut traiter un large sous-ensemble des GGs non-restreintes. II peut etre utilise afin ? examiner ľ utilitye des GGs non-restreintes pour decrire les phenomenes du langage naturel tels que ľ ordre libre de mots, et ľ ordre partiellement libre des mots/constituants. Les GGs non-restreintes, telles qu'implantees dans FIGG, peuvent aussi ětre utilisees pour decrire des grammaires (ou des metagrammaires) qui utilisent le concept de vide, comme les grammaires syntagmatiques generalisees de Gazdar.Mots cles; grammaires logiques, gapping grammaires, analyse, grammaires syntagmatiques generalisees, grammaires de dominance immediate/precedence lineaire, controle procedural." @default.
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• W2032596911 title "Unrestricted gapping grammars" @default.
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