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Inference rules

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Inference rules

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Sentence Workshop with Linda Urban

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Ambiguity

Ambiguity. A fundamental problem for understanding language Dave Inman. Outline. 1. Introduction 2. Why is ambiguity a problem? 3. Local vs. global ambiguity 4. Types of ambiguity 4.1. Categorial ambiguity 4.2. Word sense ambiguity 4.3. Structural ambiguity

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WHAT IS LANGUAGE?

WHAT IS LANGUAGE?. Introduction to Linguistics. WHAT IS LANGUAGE?. The design features of a language (Charles Hockett). Mode of communication Semanticity Pragmatic function Interchangeability Cultural transmission Arbitrariness Discreteness Displacement Productivity. Arbitrariness.

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Definite Clause Grammars

Definite Clause Grammars. Artificial Intelligence Programming in Prolog Lecturer: Tim Smith Lecture 10 28/10/04. Contents. Definite Clause Grammars Grammar Rules Terminals and non-terminals Grammar rules in Prolog How Prolog uses grammar rules A very simple English grammar

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Introductory Paragraph: How Do I Begin?

Introductory Paragraph: How Do I Begin?. Introductory Paragraph should have the following:. Title of the poem, short story, or novel (text, p. 36) Full name of the author in the first sentence; after that, just his or her last name, no matter what gender (text, p. 36)

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Good Morning!

Good Morning! . If you have your Parent Letter signed, tear off the last page only and turn it in to the inbox Please take out your completed RA Poem Brainstorming and your class notes page from yesterday. Turn the paper over, and write down the learning target!.

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