Multiword expressions 1 Introduction Even the best existing formal grammars of natural languages generate a large proportion of utterances that sound stilted, ugly or simply wrong to native speakers. Many of the problems

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• Linguistics
• Syntax
• Cognitive science
• Grammar
• Semantics
• Generative linguistics
• Semiotics
• Multiword expression
• Minimal recursion semantics
• Head-driven phrase structure grammar
• Ivan Sag
• Lexical item

Using adaptor grammars to identify synergies in the unsupervised acquisition of linguistic structure

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From Probablistic Context-Free Grammars to Adaptor Grammars and Beyond Mark Johnson Joint work with Ben B¨orschinger, Wray Buntine, Katherine Demuth, Lan Du, Michael Frank, Sharon Goldwater, Tom Griffiths and Bevan Jone

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Synergies in learning syllables and words or Adaptor grammars: a class of nonparametric Bayesian models

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On the Complexity of Abstract Categorial Grammars In this abstract we investigate the respective complexities of the membership and the universal membership problems for Abstract Categorial Grammars [dG01]. This problem

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• Logic in computer science
• Theoretical computer science
• Mathematics
• Constructible universe
• Mathematical logic
• CurryHoward correspondence
• Table of stars with Bayer designations
• Generalised Whitehead product

Exploring the role of stress in word segmentation using Adaptor Grammars Mark Johnson joint work with Benjamin Börschinger and Katherine Demuth Macquarie University

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Controlling Extraction in Abstract Categorial Grammars Sylvain Pogodalla1 and Florent Pompigne2 1

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• Theoretical computer science
• Grammar frameworks
• Complexity classes
• Theory of computation
• Type theory
• Formal languages
• Mathematics
• Categorial grammar
• NP
• Lambda calculus
• Model theory

Advances in Abstract Categorial Grammars: Language Theory and Linguistic Modeling Makoto Kanazawa National Institue of Informatics Tokyo, Japan http://research.nii.ac.jp/˜kanazawa/

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Grammars and Topic Models Mark Johnson Macquarie University Sydney Australia joint work with Michael Frank, Sharon Goldwater, Tom Griffiths and Bevan

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Inference for PCFGs and Adaptor Grammars NIPS grammar induction workshop Mark Johnson Macquarie University Sydney, Australia

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