Natural Language Processing Techniques in Prolog
by Patrick Blackburn, Kristina Striegnitz
Publisher: Union College 2002
Description:
Contents: Finite State Automata; Finite State Parsers and Transducers; Finite State Methods in Natural Language Processing; Recursive Transition Networks (RTNs); RTN transducers and ATNs; Definite Clause Grammars; Bottom Up Parsing; Top Down Parsing; Using Bottom Up and Top Down Information for Parsing; Passive Chart Parsing; Bottom-up Active Chart Parsing; Top-down Active Chart Parsing; Feature Structures; Parsing Feature-based Grammars; Natural Language Generation -- A Top-down Generator.
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