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(Ebook) Discourse Function & Syntactic Form in Natural Language Generation by Cassandre Creswell ISBN 9780203487129, 9780415971041, 0415971047, 0203487125

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Authors:Cassandre Creswell
Pages:200 pages.
Year:2004
Editon:annotated edition
Publisher:Routledge
Language:english
File Size:1.73 MB
Format:pdf
ISBNS:9780203487129, 9780415971041, 0415971047, 0203487125
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(Ebook) Discourse Function & Syntactic Form in Natural Language Generation by Cassandre Creswell ISBN 9780203487129, 9780415971041, 0415971047, 0203487125

Users of natural languages have many word orders with which to encode the same truth-conditional meaning. They choose contextually appropriate strings from these many ways with little conscious effort and with effective communicative results. Previous computational models of when English speakers produce non-canonical word orders, like topicalization, left-dislocation and clefts, fail. The primary goal of this book is to present a better model of when speakers choose to produce certain non-canonical word orders by incorporating the effects of discourse context and speaker goals on syntactic choice. This book makes extensive use of previously unexamined naturally occurring corpus data of non-canonical word order in English, both to illustrate the points of the theoretical model and to train the statistical model.
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