Tagalog Texts with Grammatical Analysis

Dependency-based Analysis for Tagalog Sentences

Interest in dependency parsing increased because of its efficiency to represent languages with flexible word order. Many research have applied dependency-based syntactic analysis to different languages and results vary depending on the nature of the language. Languages with more flexible word order structure tend to have lower performances compared to more fixed word order languages. This work ...

Object-Language and Metalanguage in Sanskrit Grammatical Texts

Little Tagalog

Bare Grammars are a simple and straight-forward model for syntax. Normally, the lexicon in such a grammar is kept very minimal: each lexical item is an ordered pair consisting of the string and its category. However, the simplicity of such a lexicon can make formulating rules that are succinct and that capture grammatical regularities impossible. In this paper I propose that adding more informa...

Grammatical Analysis by Computer of the Lancaster-Oslo/Bergen (LOB) Corpus of British English Texts

Research has been under way at the to develop a suite of computer programs which provide a detailed grammatical analysis of the LOB corpus, a collection of about 1 million words of British English texts available in machine readable form. The first phrase of the pruject, completed in September 1983, produced a grammatically annotated version of the corpus giving a tag showing the word class of ...

Generating Grammatical and Lexical Anaphora in Assembly Instructional Texts

In this paper, we discuss the problem of generating natural anaphora in assembly instructional texts. We rst present a detailed account of grammatical and lexical anaphora and we examine a set of constraints for selecting these devices. As language is often redundant and an optimal referring expression is computationally prohibitive, we take the view that the generation of anaphora should be ba...