risalat risalat al-ghofran is the letter that abu ala marri (363-449 ah) writes in response to a letter from ali ben mansour halabi. inspired by the story of his ascension and the quran makes for a very long introduction to this thesis imaginary journey to heaven and hell are brought into the picture and verses and poems, and news and conflict in many lexical and syntactic text instead gives it...

The present paper deals with selected morphological and syntactic features of Czech verbs. Working within the framework of Functional Generative Description (FGD), we demonstrate which features of lexical entries are required by the syntactic component of the description. In addition to the passive voice, traditionally described as diathesis, we briefly describe other kinds of proposed diathese...

We report about tools for the extraction of German multiword expressions (MWEs) from text corpora; we extract word pairs, but also longer MWEs of different patterns, e.g. verb-noun structures with an additional prepositional phrase or adjective. Next to standard association-based extraction, we focus on morpho-syntactic, syntactic and lexical-choice features of the MWE candidates. A broad range...

Neural language models (LMs) are typically trained using only lexical features, such as surface forms of words. In this paper, we argue this deprives the LM of crucial syntactic signals that can be detected at high confidence using existing parsers. We present a simple but highly effective approach for training neural LMs using both lexical and syntactic information, and a novel approach for ap...

During semi-automatic translation of Princeton English WordNet (PWN) into Korean verbs, we noticed that the verbs of accusativity/inaccusativity alternation in English were mapped to two or more Korean verbs of different morpho-syntactic features and thus different senses. These mismatches in mapping show the need for reconstructing the lexical semantic structure of PWN for Korean verb wordnet,...

Cue-based automatic dialog act tagging uses lexical, syntactic and prosodic knowledge in the identification of dialog acts. In this paper, we propose a discriminative framework for automatic dialog act tagging using maximum entropy modeling. We propose two schemes for integrating prosody in our modeling framework: (i) Syntaxbased categorical prosody prediction from an automatic prosody labeler,...

Linguistic properties of writing prompts have been shown to influence the writing patterns contained in student essays. The majority of previous research on these prompt-based effects has focused on the lexical and syntactic properties of writing prompts and essays. The current study expands this research by investigating the effects of prompt cohesion on the cohesive features of student essays...

This study was intended first to categorize the L2 learners in terms of their learning style preferences and second to investigate if their learning preferences are related to lexical inferencing. Moreover, strategies used for lexical inferencing and text related issues of text density and parts of speech were studied to determine their moderating effects and the best predictors of lexical infe...

Most approaches to statistical stylometry have concentrated on lexical features, such as relative word frequencies or type-token ratios. Syntactic features have been largely ignored. This work attempts to fill that void by introducing a technique for authorship attribution based on dependency grammar. Syntactic features are extracted from texts using a common dependency parser, and those featur...

This article analyzes the description of associative field in Uzbek language, scientific views on it, units field; ratio between central and peripheral lexical, semantic syntactic features field. On basis experience, formation compounds through is analyzed.