Reflections on the Knowledge Needed to Process Ill-Formed Language
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This paper reflects about the kinds of morphological, syntactic, semantic, and pragmatic knowledge needed to process ill-formed input. We conclude that an excellent start on processing ill—formed input has been exemplified in a number of concrete implementations, but that a substantial amount of fundamental work must still be done if our systems are to understand language robustly to the degree that humans do. Furthermore, we conclude that studying ill—formed language offers important perspectives on the knowledge and architecture needed to correctly understand natural languages.
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تاریخ انتشار 1996