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Low-complexity, Deep-linguistic Parsing

Speaker

Gerold Schneider

Affilliation

Zurich

Abstract

I will present a robust, deep-linguistic parser that combines a hand-written grammar with statistical disambiguation and that keeps search spaces very small. This is achieved by treating most long-distance dependencies in a context-free way, by implementing mild context-sensitivity, by integrating tagging and chunking, and by using functional Dependency Grammar. I will also discuss the close similarities to Lexical-Functional Grammar and Tree Adjoining Grammar. An evaluation of the parser shows that its performance is competitive with the state of the art.

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