Tree Adjoining Grammars

1. Tree Adjoining Grammar: An Overview
Anne Abeillé, Owen Rambow
I: Formalisms
2. Lexical Rules Are Just Lexical Rules
Roger Evans, Gerald Gazdar, David Weir
3. From Regular to Context-Free to Mildly Context-Sensitive Tree Rewriting Systems: The Path of Child Language Acquisition
Robert Frank
4. NaturalLanguage Processing with SchemaTAGs
Karin Harbusch
5. NonIsomorphic Synchronous TAGs
Karin Harbusch, Peter Poller
6. Complexity of Scrambling: A New Twist to the Competence-Performance Distinction
Aravind K. Joshi, Tilman Becker, Owen Rambow
7. Hyperedge Replacement and Tree Adjunction
Gisela Pitsch
II: Linguistic analysis
8. Clitic Climbing and the Power of Tree Adjoining Grammar
Tonia Bleam
9. Determining Determiner Sequencing: A Syntactic Analysis for English
Beth Ann Hockey, Heather Mateyak
10. The Semantics of Pragmatic Connectives in TAG
Jacques Jayez, Corinne Rossari
11. Implications of Code Switching for Lexicalized TAG
Shahrzad Mahootian, Beatrice Santorini
12. Implications of Binding for Lexicalized Grammars
Mark Steedman
III: Processing
13. FTAG: A Lexicalized Tree Adjoining Grammar for French
Anne Abeillé, Marie-Hélène Candito
14. Patterns in Metarules for TAG
Tilman Becker
15. G-TAG: A Lexicalized Formalism for Text Generation Inspired by Tree Adjoining Grammar
Laurence Danlos
16. Evolution of the XTAG System
Christine Doran, Beth Ann Hockey, Anoop Sarkar, B. Srinivas, Fei Xia
17. Developing a Wide-Coverage CCG System
Christine Doran, B. Srinivas
18. A bottom-up TAG parser: Application to foreign language lexical learning
Fabrice Issac, Christophe Fouqueré
19. Constraining Lexical Selection Across Languages Using Tree Adjoining Grammars
Martha Palmer, Chunghye Han, Fei Xia, Dania Egedi, Joseph Rosenzweig
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