GF parallel resource grammars and Russian
Paper in proceedings, 2006
A resource grammar is a standard library
for the GF grammar formalism. It raises
the abstraction level of writing domainspecific
grammars by taking care of the
general grammatical rules of a language.
GF resource grammars have been built in
parallel for eleven languages and share a
common interface, which simplifies multilingual
applications. We reflect on our experience
with the Russian resource grammar
trying to answer the questions: how
well Russian fits into the common interface
and where the line between languageindependent
and language-specific should
be drawn.
parallel grammars
grammar formalisms
multilinguality
computational linguistics
Author
Janna Khegai
Chalmers, Computer Science and Engineering (Chalmers), Computing Science (Chalmers)
Coling\ACL2006 (The joint conference of the International Committee on Computational Linguistics and the Association for Computational Linguistics), Sydney, Australia
475-482
Subject Categories
Computer Science