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Philippe Blache, Barbara Hemforth, and Stéphane Rauzy. 2006. Acceptability Prediction by Means of Grammaticality Quantification. In Proceedings of the 21st ...
We propose in this paper a method for quantifying sentence grammaticality. The approach based on Property Grammars, a constraint-based syntactic formalism,.
We propose in this paper a method for quantifying sentence grammaticality. The approach based on Property Grammars, a constraint-based syntactic formalism, ...
We propose in this paper a method for quantifying sentence grammaticality. The approach based on Property Grammars, a constraint-based syntactic formalism, ...
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Philippe Blache, Barbara Hemforth, Stéphane Rauzy: Acceptability Prediction by Means of Grammaticality Quantification. ACL 2006. manage site settings.
We propose in this paper a method for quantifying sentence grammaticality. The approach based on Property Grammars, a constraint-based syntactic formalism, ...
The adjective in an adjective phrase can initiate the phrase (e.g. fond of steak), conclude the phrase (e.g. very happy), or appear in a medial position ...
In the end, this means that for many types of gradient grammatical theories, the best we can say is how well acceptability correlates with the value of interest ...
Abstract. The traditional binary notion of grammaticality is more and more often replaced by intermediate levels of acceptability, also called gradience.
Mar 10, 2020 · This means that grammaticality, as one of the possible elements that determine acceptability ... predictions of a given grammar or not. (Un) ...