International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence · 1987 · 34 citations · 6 references
Language StudiesComputer ScienceLinguisticsNatural Language ProcessingSemanticsSyntaxParsingSyntactic AnalysisSyntactic ParsingSyntactic ProcessingSyntax-semantics InterfaceConstraint Satisfaction ModelingIncremental InterpretationReferential SemanticsSyntactic Constraints
The paper is organised around a particular problem of ana phoric definite reference. A solution to this problem requires sen tence processing which allows semantic representations to be evaluated incrementally, as a phrase is read from left to right. The paper shows how a proposal made by Mellish (1985), to regard incremental semantic evaluation as a constraint satisfaction task, can provide a natural solution to the problem of reference. The incorporation of Combinatory Categorial Grammar allows a straightforward relationship to be stated between the incremen tally assembled syntactic and semantic representations.
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