Beyond grammar : an experience-based theory of language

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Syntax, Semantics, Linguistic Variation Natural Language Processing Techniques semigroups and automata theory

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1. Introduction: what are the productive units of natural language? 2. A DOP model for tree representations 3. Formal stochastic language theory 4. Parsing and disambiguation 5. Testing DOP: redundancy vs. minimality 6. Learning new words 7. Learning new structures 8. A DOP model for compositional semantic representations 9. Speech understanding and dialogue processing 10. DOP models for non-context-free representations 11. Conclusion: linguistics reconsidered References.

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