Morphological aspect of Japanese language processing
Kosho Shudo, T. Narahara, Sho Yoshida · 1980
A comprehensive grammatical model produced for analyzing the agglutinated structure which characterizes the Japanese language is presented. This model, which includes extensively idiomatic postpositional expressions as terminals, is quite effective for the development of the Japanese language processor receptive to a reasonable variety of sentential forms and applicable to relatively wide fields.