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Sentence syntax trees should be made from morphemes. Semantically ordered trees

Qurbanov, Dinar (2015) Sentence syntax trees should be made from morphemes. Semantically ordered trees. [Preprint]

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Some critique of usage of sentence parse trees in modern linguistics. Two propositions on constructing trees, as mentioned in the title. Introduction of an English-to-Tatar translator program that is being developed by the author. Precedence by specificity.

Item Type:Preprint
Subjects:Computer Science > Language
Linguistics > Computational Linguistics
Linguistics > Morphology
Linguistics > Semantics
Linguistics > Syntax
ID Code:9827
Deposited By: Qurbanov, Dinar
Deposited On:24 Feb 2015 18:36
Last Modified:24 Feb 2015 18:36

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