Lexical Information for Parsing Systems: Points of Convergence and Divergence
Robert J. P. Ingria · 1995
Abstract Parsers have been written in a number of different theoretical and computational frameworks. Since these frameworks often propose different linguistic elements and operations, the consequences of such differences for the construction of grammars for parsing are usually immediately obvious. Less obvious, but no less real, are the consequences for the lexicon. Nevertheless, information that is, in some sense, ‘identical’ is often represented in lexicons that differ considerably.