25.4877, Software: Computational Linguistics; Syntax: XLFG

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Subject: 25.4877, Software: Computational Linguistics; Syntax: XLFG

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Date: Wed, 03 Dec 2014 13:19:39
From: Lionel Clément [lionel.clement at labri.fr]
Subject: Computational Linguistics; Syntax: XLFG

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The new version of XLFG, quite different from the preceding ones, is available
for use at the URL www.xlfg.org

XLFG is a fast, accurate deep parser for LFG grammars.

The front-end of XLFG, available for everyone on website is designed to
conduct research or teach syntactic analysis.

It does not contain grammars nor lexicon, but some examples in English and
French are available to start with.

The outputs are word lattices, constituent-structures, functional-structures
and argument-structures.

The user can toggle through various result views in order to see the details
of analysis (compounds, ill-formed FS, ambiguous CS, predicate-argument
structure, etc).

Finally, this new version is an useful teaching material for who wants to
organize integrated courses, tutorials and workshops. 

For further information consult our documentation on the web site.

Lionel Clément
LaBRI
University of Bordeaux
lionel.clement at labri.fr
www.xlfg.org


Linguistic Field(s): Computational Linguistics
                     Syntax






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