8.1200, Qs: Identifying Ungrammatical Sentences

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Subject: 8.1200, Qs: Identifying Ungrammatical Sentences

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Date:  Sun, 17 Aug 1997 21:59:00 -0400 (EDT)
From:  David A Schneider <slug at UDel.Edu>
Subject:  Q: identifying ungrammatical sentences

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Date:  Sun, 17 Aug 1997 21:59:00 -0400 (EDT)
From:  David A Schneider <slug at UDel.Edu>
Subject:  Q: identifying ungrammatical sentences


As part of my dissertation research, I am looking for previous work done
on identifying ungrammatical sentences.  In particular, does anyone know
of any incremental parsing systems that have dealt with the problem of
recognizing ungrammatical sentences before they are completed?  I can't
imagine that there isn't some work out there dealing with the issue, but I
have been unable to find any.

A summary will be provided if there is sufficient interest.

Thanks

Dave Schneider
University of Delaware
dschneid at cis.udel.edu

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