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Head-driven Phrase Structure Grammar I

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Basic Idea Typed feature structure HPSG: First glance<br />

Unification: An example (1)<br />

q 1 AGR q 2 P ERS q 3<br />

q 0<br />

SUBJ<br />

q 6<br />

P RED<br />

P ERS<br />

q 4 AGR q 5 NUM <br />

q 7<br />

◮ Q = {q 0 , q 1 , q 2 , q 3 , q 4 , q 5 , q 6 , q 7 }<br />

◮ r = q 0<br />

◮ θ = {q 0 → predicate, q 1 → noun, q 2 → agreement, q 3 →<br />

3rd, q 4 → verb, q 5 → agreement, q 6 → 3rd, q 7 →<br />

singular}<br />

◮ δ = {(SUBJ, q 0 ) → q 1 , (P RED, q 0 ) → q 4 , (AGR, q 1 ) →<br />

q 2 , (P ERS, q 2 ) → q 3 , (AGR, q 4 ) → q 5 , (P ERS, q 5 ) →<br />

q 6 , (NUM, q 5 ) → q 7 }<br />

Weiwei Sun <strong>Head</strong>-<strong>driven</strong> <strong>Phrase</strong> <strong>Structure</strong> <strong>Grammar</strong> I 36/61

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