FG (French Grammar)

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FG (French Grammar)

Gabriel G. Bès, Karine Bashung, Claire Gardent, Pierre-François Jurie,

Rachel Pankhurst

To cite this version:

Gabriel G. Bès, Karine Bashung, Claire Gardent, Pierre-François Jurie, Rachel Pankhurst. FG (French Grammar). [Research Report] Université Blaise-Pascal, Clermont-Ferrand. 1989. �hal-01149670�

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FG (French Grammar)

Gabriel G. Bès, Karine Bashung, Claire Gardent, Pierre-François Jurie, Rachel Pankhurst Formation doctorale Linguistique et informatique

Université Blaise-Pascal, Clermont-Ferrand ACORD ESPRIT Project 393, June 1989.

Abstract

This document presents FG, a unification categorial grammar for French. The salient characteristics of FG are given in section 1, stressing differences with respect to standard UCG. Section 2 describes the grammar structure. Section 3 presents the flow of information between concatenating signs: (i) the four basic UCG operations, (ii) the formal peculiarities of FG, (iii) the underlying variables ruling word ordering, (iv) the feature-based encoding of the information related to these variables, (v) the accounting for word order without order values, (vi) the accounting for non adjacent linearity phenomena and finally (vii) the general principles underlying the encoding of information in lexical entries. Section 4 presents FG coverage.

See also

Gabriel G. Bès, Karine Bashung, Feasibility of a GPSG French grammar, ACORD ESPRIT Project 393, November 1985. <hal-01101321>

Gabriel G. Bès, Claire Gardent, “French Order Without Order”, Proceedings of the Fourth Conference of the European Chapter of the Association for Computational Linguistics, p. 249-255, 1989. < hal-01021826>

Claire Gardent, Gabriel G. Bès, Pierre-François Jurie, Karine Baschung, “Efficient Parsing for French”, Meeting of the Association for Computational Linguistics, p. 280-287, 1989. < halshs-00372914>

Gabriel G. Bès (dir.), Technical Documentation, ACORD ESPRIT Project 393, Laboratoires de Marcoussis, December 8 1989. <hal-01143506>

Gabriel G. Bès, Thierry Guillotin (eds), A Natural Language and Graphics Interface: Results and Perspectives from the ACORD Project, Springer, 1992. <hal-01096792>

Karine Baschung, Gabriel G. Bès, Thierry Guillotin, “French Unification Categorial Grammars”, in Gabriel G. Bès, Thierry Guillotin (eds), A Natural Language and Graphics Interface; Results and Perspectives from the ACORD Project, Springer, p. 23-46, 1992. <halshs-00371433>

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