Performanzorientiertes Parsing und Grammatik-Design — das Parse Talk-System

Making objects more knowledgeable

“…The middle one contains an independent specification to be recognized by a classifier, while the lower one takes advantage of the class inheritance by explicit coding. Considering our experience, large-scale lexicon specification becomes much The proposal we have sketched is a step towards providing a comprehensive formal basis for the specification of declarative as well as procedural knowledge of language as required for performance grammars [7]. The standards for such grammar specification languages have once been set up by PATR-II [25].…”

“…Its natural language processing kernel consists of a strictly lexicalized dependency grammar and an associated parser that have been fully specified in object-oriented terms [7]. In this framework, declarative specifications (morphosyntactic features, subcategorization and word order constraints, etc.)…”

“…Our motivation for dealing with an integration of both paradigms comes from the need to provide a formal framework for natural language performance grammars, i.e., grammars which combine declarative an__dd procedural aspects of the description of language structures and patterns of language usage, respectively [7]. In this paper we, first, outline a formal foundation for OOP as well as OCKR.…”