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<font face="Times New Roman, Times, serif">Well, References are not
natural language, but pieces of data. So you would not want an
LFG or HPSG parser to deal with that. Rather, if you were using an
LFG or HPSG parser to process scientific articles, you would add a
separate component that dealt with processing the references. You
could choose whatever you wanted to get this done. <br>
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Miriam<br>
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<div class="">When we are processing scientific articles, it is
quite normal to have sentences with bibliography references. How
a grammar-based parser should deal with that? Any reference
about LFG or HPSG approaches for citations?</div>
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