, G is more specific than all the other hypotheses G 0 that also cover the data
, G forbids structures S that are substructures of structures S 0 forbidden by other grammars G 0 that also satisfy (1) and (2), i.e
, Conclusion Feature-based phonological constraints are naturally structured in a way that provides a generality relation which learners can use to effectively prune and search the hypothesis space
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