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THE MYSTERY OF ASPECTUAL RELATIONS:

HOW CLOSE TO SUCCESSFUL IMPLEMENTATION?

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ETIENNE LI

SUPERVISOR : M. JEAN-LOUIS DESSALLES

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CONTENTS

Introduction

Parsimony

Presenting our model

Results

Conclusion

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INTRODUCTION

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INTRODUCTION

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INTRODUCTION

I tried drinking chlorophyll water for a week.

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Week = 168h

DRINK

?

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INTRODUCTION

I tried drinking chlorophyll water [every day]

for a week.

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Week = 168h

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INTRODUCTION

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ASPECT

“different ways of viewing the internal temporal constituency of a situation”

Bernard Comrie (based on Jens Holt)

Is it ongoing ?

Is it over ?

Is it repeated ?

Is it included in another situation ?

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INTRODUCTION

I slept for an hour.

I slept (well) yesterday.

}

Same verb Same tense

Different

interpretations SLEEP

1h

SLEEP

Yesterday

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INTRODUCTION

I will sleep for an hour.

I will sleep in an hour.

}

Same verb Same tense

Same duration

Different

interpretations SLEEP

1h

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SLEEP

1h

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INTRODUCTION

Same preposition

Different

interpretations

In August, I will sleep more.

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I will sleep in an hour.

SLEEP

1h

}

SLEEP

August

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INTRODUCTION

To summarise :

Aspect is a complex procedure :

Various interpretations

Few explicit markers

Yet there is evidence of a simpler underlying structure :

Unconscious processing for a native speaker…

…even for children

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INTRODUCTION

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PARSIMONY

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PARSIMONY

PARSIMONY

Limit the number of attributes

Limit the number of values per attribute

No “recursive”

structures Limit the number of operations

Limit the complexity of the instructions

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PRESENTING OUR MODEL

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PRESENTING OUR MODEL

She slept during the show.

STARTING WITH A SENTENCE…

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she

slept

during

the

show

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PRESENTING OUR MODEL

She slept during the show.

STARTING WITH A SENTENCE…

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she

slept

during

the

show

_simplepast

sleep

during

the

show

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PRESENTING OUR MODEL

She slept during the show.

STARTING WITH A SENTENCE…

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she

slept

during

the

show

_simplepast

sleep

during

the

show

[?,?,?,?]

[?,?,?,?]

[?,?,?,?]

[?,?,?,?]

[?,?,?,?]

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PRESENTING OUR MODEL

She slept during the show.

STARTING WITH A SENTENCE…

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AIS (ASPECTUAL INFORMATION STRUCTURE)

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PRESENTING OUR MODEL

Attribute Possible values Viewpoint State / Event / _

Multiplicity Singular / Multiplied / _

Anchoring Anchored / _

R-System Change in reference / _ (TBC)

Image (TBC)

Duration [a, b] / Nil / _

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AIS : VIEWPOINT

He was leaving the house

when one of his guests called him.

Leave the house

STATE

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PRESENTING OUR MODEL

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AIS : VIEWPOINT

He left the house at 12 o’clock.

EVENT

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PRESENTING OUR MODEL

Leave the house

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AIS : VIEWPOINT

He read that book yesterday.

EVENT

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PRESENTING OUR MODEL

While he was reading it, the postman came.

STATE

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She slept 30 minutes yesterday.

_

30 minutes

Yesterday

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PRESENTING OUR MODEL

AIS : ANCHORING

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She slept at 8 o’clock yesterday.

ANCHORED

Yesterday 8 o’clock

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PRESENTING OUR MODEL

AIS : ANCHORING

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AIS : EXAMPLES

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PRESENTING OUR MODEL

Viewpoint Multiplicity Anchoring R-System

during […] State _ _ _

in […] Event _ _ _

the show _ Singular Anchored _

eat cake State _ _ _

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PRESENTING OUR MODEL

She slept during the show.

BACK TO THE SENTENCE…

[g,_,_,_]

[_,_,_,_]

[g,_,_,_]

[_,s,a,_]

[_,_,_,_]

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PRESENTING OUR MODEL

She slept during the show.

BACK TO THE SENTENCE…

[g,_,_,_]

[_,_,_,_]

[g,_,_,_]

[_,s,a,_]

[_,_,_,_]

Operation

Operation

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PRESENTING OUR MODEL

She slept during the show.

BACK TO THE SENTENCE…

[g,_,_,_]

[_,_,_,_]

[g,_,_,_]

[_,s,a,_]

[_,_,_,_]

[?,?,?,?]

Operation

Operation

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OPERATIONS

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PRESENTING OUR MODEL

Operation A

AIS 1 AIS 2

AIS 3

Operation B AIS 4

AIS 5 (AIS 1 and AIS 2

syntactically compatible)

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OPERATIONS

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PRESENTING OUR MODEL

Operation Type

Merge Binary

Separation Binary Simultaneity Binary Inclusion Binary Repetition Unary Predication Unary

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Separation Simultaneity Inclusion

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PRESENTING OUR MODEL

OPERATIONS : (TOPOLOGICAL) MAPS

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She slept after the show.

Show Sleep

Separation

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PRESENTING OUR MODEL

OPERATIONS : MAPS : SEPARATION

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PRESENTING OUR MODEL

OPERATIONS : MAPS : SEPARATION

Separation Event, Predicated or

Duration compatible with Event, Change in reference

New AIS, Event, Duration nil

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She slept for 30 minutes.

Simultaneity

30 minutes Sleep

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PRESENTING OUR MODEL

OPERATIONS : MAPS : SIMULTANEITY

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PRESENTING OUR MODEL

OPERATIONS : MAPS : SIMULTANEITY

Simultaneity Same viewpoint as ,

Duration compatible with Same viewpoint as ,

Duration compatible with

New AIS

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She ate a cake during the show.

Inclusion

Show Eat a cake

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PRESENTING OUR MODEL

OPERATIONS : MAPS : INCLUSION

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New AIS

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PRESENTING OUR MODEL

OPERATIONS : MAPS : INCLUSION

Inclusion Event, Predicated or

Duration compatible (<) Anchored, Has a duration

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She slept yesterday.

OPERATIONS : PREDICATION

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PRESENTING OUR MODEL

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She slept yesterday.

OPERATIONS : PREDICATION

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PRESENTING OUR MODEL

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She slept yesterday.

OPERATIONS : PREDICATION

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Predication = Attitude, Pertinence,…

(Context : she never sleeps during the day…?)

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PRESENTING OUR MODEL

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She slept yesterday.

OPERATIONS : PREDICATION

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Predication = Attitude, Pertinence,…

(Context : she didn’t sleep today because…?)

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PRESENTING OUR MODEL

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She slept for 2 hours yesterday.

OPERATIONS : PREDICATION

}

Predication

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PRESENTING OUR MODEL

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Predication Phrase

Event, Singular, Duration nil

PRESENTING OUR MODEL

OPERATIONS : PREDICATION

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PRESENTING OUR MODEL

She slept during the show.

BACK AGAIN TO THE SENTENCE…

[g,_,_,_]

[_,_,_,_]

[g,_,_,_]

[_,s,a,_]

[_,_,_,_]

Operation

Operation

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PRESENTING OUR MODEL

She slept during the show.

BACK AGAIN TO THE SENTENCE…

[g,_,_,_]

[_,_,_,_]

[g,_,_,_]

[_,s,a,_]

[_,_,_,_]

Operation

Operation

INCLUSION OR SIMULTANEITY

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RESULTS

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RESULTS

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RESULTS

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RESULTS

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CONCLUSION

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CONCLUSION

A parsimonious and minimalist approach is possible !

Promising results in French and English…

…but also in Chinese

Applications :

Translation

Content analysis

Complementary unit for NLP

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QUESTIONS ? APPENDIX

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“OXFORD COMMA”

APPENDIX

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SAMPLE TABLES FROM DAMIEN MUNCH

APPENDIX

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AIS : IMAGE

# When his car broke down, the sun set.

# She celebrated her birthday every morning.

# She built her house during the show.

APPENDIX

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