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Proceedings of the Symposium on Contemporary Mathematics, Neda Bokan (Ed.) (1999) 229-250
A Bootstrap Method for Constructing Local Grammars
Maurice Gross 1
(1999)

Local grammars are finite-state grammars or finite-state automata that represent sets of utterances of a natural language.

Local grammars have been used to describe a wide variety of sets of strings, ranging from finite sets of words related by prefixation and suffixation to sets of sentences syntactically and semantically related. Formal representations of finite-state grammars are quite varied, although equivalent. We have chosen a particular representation by graphs which is well-adapted to the syntax of natural languages. Using a particular example, we will present in detail a method for constructing local grammars using large corpora.
1 :  Laboratoire d'automatique documentaire et linguistique (LADL)
CNRS : UMR247 – Université Paris VII - Paris Diderot
Humanities and Social Sciences/Linguistics

Computer Science/Document and Text Processing
syntax – local grammar – finite automaton – corpus
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