Even with high overall parsing accuracy, datadriven parsers often make errors in the assignment of core grammatical functions such as subject and object. Starting from a detailed error analysis of a state-of-the-art dependency parser for Swedish, we show that the addition of linguistically motivated features targeting specific error types may lead to substantial improvements, both for specific ...

The subject of this article is a description of Polish inflection in the form of a relational database. The description has been developed for a grammatical dictionary of Polish that aims at complete inflectional characterisation of all Polish lexemes. We show some complexities of the Polish inflectional system for various grammatical classes. Then we present a relatively compact relational mod...

Previous Proposals and Problems Regarding the key question, two main streams of proposals are basically discernible. One stream maintained that both NP1 and NP2 are subject, trying to define various notions of subject: e.g., Yu (1909) called them big and small subject, Yoon (2003, 2007) major and grammatical subject, and Lee (2007) subject [Spec, RefP] and subject [Spec, TP], respectively. The ...

In parasitic-gap constructions an illicit gap inside a syntactic island becomes acceptable in combination with an additional licit gap, a result that has interesting implications for theories of grammar. Such constructions hold even greater interest for the question of the relation between grammatical knowledge and real-time language processing. This article presents results from two experiment...

we present an overview in the advances related to the learning of formal languages i.e. development in the grammatical inference research. The problem of learning correct grammars for the unknown languages is known as grammatical inference. It is considered a main subject of inductive inference, and grammars are important representations to be investigated in machine learning from both theoreti...

Previous research, for example in English, French, German, and Spanish, has investigated the interplay between grammatical gender information and stereotype gender information (e.g., that secretaries are usually female, in many cultures), in the interpretation of both singular noun phrases (the secretary) and plural nouns phrases, particularly so-called generic masculines-nouns that have mascul...

This study entitled Mapping Grammatical Relations of English Verbs, concerns on numbers arguments that a verb could assign and how an argument is syntactically motivated in clauses which the mood declarative. involves to library research, method was applied this descriptive describes linguistics phenomena like what it actually is. The data were taken from Corpus Contemporary American (COCA) by ...

when studying russian morphology, one can distinguish two categories. these categories are “grammatical” and “lexico-grammatical”. grammatical categories can be specified through a series of grammatical features of words. considering different criteria, russian grammarians and linguists divide grammatical categories of their language into different types. in determining lexico-grammatical types...

Seeking to develop the first satisfying universal definition of basic grammatical units of the major syntactic categories such as "noun," "verb," and "adjective" and of the principal grammatical relations, "subject," "object," and "oblique," William Croft employs the methods of cross-linguistic or typological analysis and cognitive linguistics. Drawing evidence from a wide variety of languages,...