Condorcet Annual Report : September 1996
Bas van Bakel, R.T. Boon, Nicolaas Jacobus Ignatius Mars, Jeroen Nijhuis, Erik Oltmans, P.E. van der Vet · University of Twente Research Information · 1996
> tag may not be printed in the output. TITLE : $SKIP(" "), TITLE PART. The possibility of transducing the input can be used to format other SGML-tags in the output. For example, the rule: DOCUMENT-ID : $SKIP(""), $MATCH(" "), $MATCH, $MATCH(" ") / "ID number: ", $MATCH 2, "\ ". transduces a rather complicated SGML-tag indicating the ID-number of a document into ID number: 9009C1-C-0004 3.2.3 The CONSTRUCTER grammar Until now, we have discussed the general methodology of the parser, as well as the formalism used. In this section, we will discuss a number of general principles and ideas as the linguistic backgrounds on which CONSTRUCTER is based. However, we start by explaining how the parser is interfaced with the Lexicon Engine. It will be shown that a clear and efficient interface can be developed by making use of some specific AGFL techniques. Interface between the Lexical Module and the AGFL syntax In Coppen [1991] it is argued that a possible solution of th...