Title Functional grammar in Prolog : an integrated implementation for English, French, and Dutch / by Simon C. Dik

Published Berlin ; New York : Mouton de Gruyter, 1992

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Description 1 online resource (x, 264 pages) Series Natural language processing ; 2 Natural language processing ; 2. Contents Foreword -- 1. Introducing ProfGlot -- 1.0. Introduction -- 1.1. Some practical points -- 1.2. Previous work on computational Functional Grammar -- 1.3. The structure of this book -- 2. Some elements of Prolog -- 2.0. Introduction -- 2.1. Declarative and procedural programming -- 2.2. Facts, rules, and questions -- 2.3. Prolog lists -- 2.4. Recursive definitions -- 2.5. Looking into Prolog atoms -- 2.6. Modifying a program during execution -- 2.7. Some built-in features of LPA-Prolog -- 3. Introducing Functional Grammar -- 3.0. Introduction 3.1. Outline of the Functional Grammar generator4. Overall structure of the ProfGlot program -- 4.0. Introduction -- 4.1. Structure of the program -- 4.2. The separate modules -- 4.3. Some special features -- 5. BasFac: basic facilities -- 5.0. Introduction -- 5.1. The module BasFac -- 6. EngLex: the English lexicon -- 6.0. Introduction -- 6.1. The module EngLex -- 7. FreLex: the French lexicon -- 7.0. Introduction -- 7.1. The module FreLex -- 8. DutLex: the Dutch lexicon -- 8.0. Introduction -- 8.1. The module DutLex 9. UniGen: the universal generator9.0. Introduction -- 9.1. The module UniGen -- 9.2. Conclusion -- 10. ParSel, UniExp and EngExp: universal and English expression -- 10.0. Introduction -- 10.1. The expression rules -- 11. FreExp: French expression -- 11.0. Introduction -- 11.1. The module FreExp -- 12. DutExp: Dutch expression -- 12.0. Introduction -- 12.1. The module DutExp -- 13. UniPar: universal parser -- 13.0. Introduction -- 13.1. The module UniPar -- 14. UniTra: a trilingual translator -- 14.0. Introduction -- 14.1. The module UniTra 15. UniLog: universal logic15.0. Introduction -- 15.1. The module UniLog -- 15.2. Conclusion -- Notes -- References -- Index and brief explanation of Prolog predicates -- Index of names and subjects Bibliography Includes bibliographical references (pages 237-241)-and indexes Subject Functionalism (Linguistics) -- Data processing Prolog (Computer program language) Languages, Modern -- Data processing LANGUAGE ARTS & DISCIPLINES -- Translating & Interpreting. Functionalism (Linguistics) -- Data processing Languages, Modern -- Data processing Prolog (Computer program language) Form Electronic book ISBN 9783110850451 3110850451

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