Grammar Models and Formalisms
- School of Informatics
- Department of Computational Linguistics and Phonetics (CoLi)
- School of Cognitive Science (COGSCI)
- Natural Language and Information Processing Group (NLIP Group)
- Institute for Natural Language Processing (IMS TCL)
- NTNU Department of Linguistics
- Linguistic Grammars Online Lab (LinGO)
- University of Sussex
- Gregor Erbach
- Annie Zaenen
- Dorothee A. Beermann
- Miles Osborne
- Tracy Holloway King
- Julia Neu
- Mary Dalrymple
- Stefanie Dipper
- Tania Avgustinova
- Emily M. Bender
- Helge Dyvik
- Frank van Eynde
- Suresh Manandhar
- Hans Uszkoreit
- Chris Brew
- Melanie Siegel
- Anette Frank
- Miriam Butt
- Gosse Bouma
- Ivan A. Sag
- Christian Rohrer
- Marc Moens
- Jean Philippe Marcotte
- Valia Kordoni
- Ronald M. Kaplan
- Stephan Oepen
- Lars Hellan
- Daniel P. Flickinger
- Ewan Klein
- Victoria Rosén
- Frederik Fouvry
- Ann Copestake
- Gertjan Van Noord
- The Reusability of Grammatical Resources
- Hybrid models of language and processing
- Collaborative Research Center 378 (SFB 378)
- English Resource Grammar (ERG)
- Modern Greek Resource Grammar (MGRG)
- POEM
- LinGO Redwoods
- Japanese in Cooperation with YY (JACY)
- Pragmatics in Unification Grammar
- Reusability of Grammatical Resources (RGR)
- Parallel Grammar Development Project (ParGram)
- Local and Global Effects on the Comprehension of Pronouns
- Deep Linguistic Processing with HPSG (Delph-In)
- Innovationskolleg "Formal Models of Cognitive Complexity
- CSLI LinGO Lab (LinGO)
- Linguistic Foundation for Computational Linguistics (SFB 340)
- LinGO Grammar Matrix
- Hybrid and Shallow Methods for Knowledge-Intensive Information Extraction (DEEP THOUGHT)
- Norwegian Resource Grammar (NorSource)
- The XTAG Project
Grammars are descriptions of linguistic knowledge, based on a linguistic theory, and encoded in a formal language called a grammar formalism. Grammars in the narrow sense are focussed on syntax, grammars in the wider sense include morphology and semantics. Important criteria for grammar formalisms are their expressiveness and their computational properties.
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Grammar Formalisms and Models