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Generalised DATR for flexible lexical access: Prolog specification

Prof Dr, Dafydd Gibbon, Dafydd Gibbon, Dafydd Gibbon, Dafydd Gibbon

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3 1 Goals 4 2 Integrated lexical knowledge representation 6 2.1 Types of lexical knowledge 6 2.2 Basic principles and architecture of integrated lexicon theory 8 2.3 A microlexicon illustration of integrated lexical knowledge representation 12 3 DATR syntax and semantics 16 3.1 The original DATR BNF definition 16 3.2 An updated BNF syntax for DATR 17 3.3 Pure Prolog data structures as a model for DATR theories 18 3.4 Aspects of DATR semantics: other models for DATR theories 21 4 Query languages for integrated lexicon theories in DATR 23 4.1 The basic DATR Query Language: DQL 23 4.2 Pure Prolog semantics for DQL: "MINIDATR" 25 4.3 Augmented DQL: ADQL 29 4.4 A new Extended DATR Query Language: EDQL 30 5 The Open DATR Engine: ODE 34 5.1 The ODEC compiler and the ODEQ inference engine 34 5.2 Application to an integrated lexicon 35 6 Conclusion 39 Acknowledgements 40 References 41 Appendix 44 MINIDATR: A minimal core DATR engine in Prolog A generalisation of DATR. D. Gibbon, U Bielefeld, ...

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Dr, P., Gibbon, D., Gibbon, D., Gibbon, D., & Gibbon, D. (1993). Generalised DATR for flexible lexical access: Prolog specification.

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Dr, Prof, et al. “Generalised DATR for flexible lexical access: Prolog specification.” 1993.

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Dr, Prof, Dafydd Gibbon, Dafydd Gibbon, Dafydd Gibbon, and Dafydd Gibbon. 1993. “Generalised DATR for flexible lexical access: Prolog specification.”

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@article{dr1993generalised,
  title = {{Generalised DATR for flexible lexical access: Prolog specification}},
  author = {Dr, Prof and Gibbon, Dafydd and Gibbon, Dafydd and Gibbon, Dafydd and Gibbon, Dafydd},
  year = {1993}
}

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