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** Is there anything that can be done to make this finite-state? (probably not) |
** Is there anything that can be done to make this finite-state? (probably not) |
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** Should we just start with the naive implementation (what the Python script does) as a baseline? |
** Should we just start with the naive implementation (what the Python script does) as a baseline? |
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* Conjoined lexical units - just treat as consecutive elements with no blank between? |
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* Syntax for mapping between sets of tags (e.g. <o3pl> -> <p3><pl>, <o3sg> -> <p3><sg>) |
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== Week 1 == |
== Week 1 == |
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== Week 2 == |
== Week 2 == |
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Revision as of 19:36, 6 May 2019
Contents
Community Bonding
Todo list
- Determine exact semantics of lexical unit tag-matching
- Are they ordered?
- Are they consecutive?
- See if anyone has input on formalism syntax in general
- Mechanism for clitic-insertion
- e.g. V2, Wackernagel
- Read about GLR parser algorithms
- Find reading materials
- Is there anything that can be done to make this finite-state? (probably not)
- Should we just start with the naive implementation (what the Python script does) as a baseline?
- Conjoined lexical units - just treat as consecutive elements with no blank between?
- Syntax for mapping between sets of tags (e.g. <o3pl> -> <p3><pl>, <o3sg> -> <p3><sg>)
