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-)bound: 10.4.1 Lambda-Abstraction
-abstraction: 10.4.1 Lambda-Abstraction
-conversion: 10.4.8 [Sidetrack:] Alpha-Conversion
-equivalent: 10.4.8 [Sidetrack:] Alpha-Conversion
-reduction: 10.4.2 Reducing Complex Expressions
- abstracted over: 10.4.1 Lambda-Abstraction
- active arc: 9 Active Chart Parsing, 9.1 Active Edges
- active edge: 9.1 Active Edges, 9 Active Chart Parsing
- affix: 2.3.1 Morphology
- agenda: 9.2 The Fundamental Rule, 9.3 Using an Agenda
- algorithm: 6.3 An Example Run
- alphabet: 1.2 Some Examples
- ambiguity: 5.1.2 The Tree Admissibility Interpretation
- atomic formula: 10.2.3 Building Formulas
- bottom-up parsing and recognition: 6 Parsing: Bottom-Up and Top-Down, 6.1 Bottom-Up Parsing and Recognition
- bound variable: 10.2.3 Building Formulas, 10.2.4 Bound and Free Variables
- breadth-first: 6.5.1 The General Idea
- chart parsing: 6.4.3 [Sidetrack] Using a Chart, 8.1 Motivation
- concatenation: 3.1.3 Definition of Regular Expressions
- confluence: 10.4.3 Using Lambdas
- constant symbol: 10.2.1 Vocabularies
- context free: 5.1.1 The Basics
- context free grammar: 5.1.1 The Basics
- context free rule: 5.1.1 The Basics
- Definite Clause Grammar: 5.1.3 A Little Grammar of English
- depth-first: 6.5.1 The General Idea
- derivation: 5.1.1 The Basics
- derivation (morphological): 2.3.1 Morphology
- dialogue act: 4.6.3 Beyond finite state techniques
- dynamic: 8.3.1 Database manipulation
- exponential: 6.4.3 [Sidetrack] Using a Chart
- extraction: 5.3.1 Relative Clauses
- failure driven loop: 8.3.2 Failure Driven Loops
- feature: 5.2.3 DCGs give us a Natural Notation for Features
- final state: 1.1.1 A Simple Machine that can laugh
- finite state automaton: 1.1.2 Finite State Automata
- finite state generator: 1.1.1 A Simple Machine that can laugh
- finite state machine: 1.1.2 Finite State Automata
- finite state parser: 2 Finite State Parsers and Transducers
- finite state transducer: 2.1.3 Separating out the Lexicon
- first-order language: 10.2.1 Vocabularies, 10.2.2 First-Order Languages
- formal language: 1.1.2 Finite State Automata
- free variable: 10.2.3 Building Formulas, 10.2.4 Bound and Free Variables
- FSA: 1.1.2 Finite State Automata
- FSM: 1.1.2 Finite State Automata
- functional application: 10.4.2 Reducing Complex Expressions
- fundamental rule: 9.2 The Fundamental Rule
- gap: 5.3.1 Relative Clauses
- inflection: 2.3.1 Morphology
- input tape: 1.1.2 Finite State Automata
- jump arc: 1.2 Some Examples
- Kleene closure: 3.1.3 Definition of Regular Expressions
- language accepted: 1.1.2 Finite State Automata
- language generated: 1.1.2 Finite State Automata
- language generated by a context free grammar: 5.1.1 The Basics
- left-corner parsing: 7.1.3 Combining Top-down and Bottom-up Information
- left-corner table: 7.3 Using Left-corner Tables
- left corner: 7.1.3 Combining Top-down and Bottom-up Information
- lexical rule: 5.1.3 A Little Grammar of English
- local ambiguity: 5.1.3 A Little Grammar of English
- matrix: 10.2.3 Building Formulas
- meaning construction: 9.8 Exercise
- meaning representation: 10.1 Introduction
- morpheme: 2.3.1 Morphology
- movement: 5.3.1 Relative Clauses
- name: 10.2.1 Vocabularies
- non-deterministic: 1.3 Deterministic vs. Non-deterministic FSAs
- non-terminal symbol: 5.1.1 The Basics
- Occurs-Check: 5.3.6 Occurs-Check
- output tape: 1.1.2 Finite State Automata
- parser: 2 Finite State Parsers and Transducers
- parse tree: 5.1.2 The Tree Admissibility Interpretation
- passive arc: 9.1 Active Edges
- passive chart parsing: 8.1 Motivation
- passive edge: 9.1 Active Edges
- phrase structure grammar: 5.1.3 A Little Grammar of English
- phrase structure rule: 5.1.3 A Little Grammar of English
- polynomial: 6.4.3 [Sidetrack] Using a Chart
- predicate symbol: 10.2.1 Vocabularies
- preterminal symbol: 5.1.3 A Little Grammar of English
- recognizer: 2 Finite State Parsers and Transducers, 1.1.2 Finite State Automata
- regular expression: 3.1.3 Definition of Regular Expressions
- regular language: 3.1.4 Regular Expressions and FSAs
- relation symbol: 10.2.1 Vocabularies
- restriction: 10.4.3 Using Lambdas
- rewrite arrow: 5.1.1 The Basics
- rewrite interpretation: 5.1.1 The Basics
- rewrite rule: 5.1.1 The Basics
- scope: 10.4.3 Using Lambdas, 10.2.3 Building Formulas
- search: 1.3 Deterministic vs. Non-deterministic FSAs
- sentence: 10.2.4 Bound and Free Variables
- sentence symbol: 5.1.1 The Basics
- speech act: 4.6.3 Beyond finite state techniques
- spurious analysis: 5.3.3 A Second DCG
- start state: 1.1.1 A Simple Machine that can laugh
- start symbol: 5.1.1 The Basics
- stem: 2.3.1 Morphology
- subcategorize: 5.3.2 A First DCG
- syntactic structure: 10.3.2 Being Systematic (II)
- tape: 2.2.1 What are Finite State Transducers?
- term: 10.2.3 Building Formulas, 10.2.2 First-Order Languages
- terminal symbol: 5.1.1 The Basics
- threading: 5.2.3 DCGs give us a Natural Notation for Features
- top-down parsing/recognition: 6.5.1 The General Idea
- transition: 1.1.1 A Simple Machine that can laugh
- tree admissibility rule: 5.1.2 The Tree Admissibility Interpretation
- well-formed formula: 10.2.3 Building Formulas
Kristina Striegnitz, Patrick Blackburn, Katrin Erk, Stephan Walter, Aljoscha Burchardt and Dimitra Tsovaltzi
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