Publication: A Broad-Coverage, Representationally Minimalist LFG Parser: Chunks and F-Structures Are Enough
A Broad-Coverage, Representationally Minimalist LFG Parser: Chunks and F-Structures Are Enough
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Schneider, G. (2005, July 20). A Broad-Coverage, Representationally Minimalist LFG Parser: Chunks and F-Structures Are Enough. LFG05, Bergen. http://cslipublications.stanford.edu/LFG/10/lfg05schneider.pdf
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A major reason why LFG employs c-structure is because it is context-free. According to Tree-Adjoining Grammar (TAG), the only context-sensitive operation that is needed to express natural language is Adjoining, from which LFG functional uncertainty has been shown to follow. Functional uncertainty, which is expressed on the level of f-structure, would then be the only extension needed to an otherwise context-free processing of natural language. We suggest that if f-structures can be derived context-freely, full-fledged c-structures are
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Schneider, G. (2005, July 20). A Broad-Coverage, Representationally Minimalist LFG Parser: Chunks and F-Structures Are Enough. LFG05, Bergen. http://cslipublications.stanford.edu/LFG/10/lfg05schneider.pdf
