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Title
Logic and algorithms in computational linguistics 2018 (LACompLing2018) / Roussanka Loukanova, editor.
ISBN
9783030300777 (electronic book)
3030300773 (electronic book)
9783030300760
3030300765
Imprint
Cham : Springer, 2020.
Language
English
Description
1 online resource
Other Standard Identifiers
10.1007/978-3-030-30077-7 doi
Call Number
P98
Dewey Decimal Classification
006.3/5
Summary
This book focuses mainly on logical approaches to computational linguistics, but also discusses integrations with other approaches, presenting both classic and newly emerging theories and applications. Decades of research on theoretical work and practical applications have demonstrated that computational linguistics is a distinctively interdisciplinary area. There is convincing evidence that computational approaches to linguistics can benefit from research on the nature of human language, including from the perspective of its evolution. This book addresses various topics in computational theories of human language, covering grammar, syntax, and semantics. The common thread running through the research presented is the role of computer science, mathematical logic and other subjects of mathematics in computational linguistics and natural language processing (NLP). Promoting intelligent approaches to artificial intelligence (AI) and NLP, the book is intended for researchers and graduate students in the field.
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Series
Studies in computational intelligence ; v. 860.
Proof Irrelevance in Type-Theoretical Semantics
Saving Hamlet Ellipsis
Temporal Representations with and without Points
From Tree Adjoining Grammars to Higher Order Representations of Abstract Meaning Representations via Abstract Categorial Grammars
Measuring Linguistic Complexity: Introducing a New Categorial Metric
On Categorial Grammatical Inference and Logical Information Systems
A Scope-Taking System with Dependent Types and Continuations
On the Coevolution of Language and Cognition
Gricean Intentions Meet Lewisian Conventions.
