Semi-sentences, semi-strings and semi-grammatical rules in prolog

Logica Trianguli: Logic in Łódź, Nantes, Santiago de Compostela 2:117 (1998)
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The aim of this work is to analyse the concept of semi-sentence from a linguistic, formal and computational point of view. A semi-sentence can be characterised as a sentence which, from a grammatical perspective, is neither absolutely correct nor incorrect . This study focuses on: - a characterisation of the semi-sentences in the setting of the grammar of a language. This study will help to analyse in depth the concept of grammaticality [3]; - the correlate of semi-sentences in formal languages, i.e., semi-strings, which arise from applying productions that deviate from that which is strictly permitted by the rules of grammar [6]; - a Prolog program for handling semi-grammaticality in a computational manner [2]

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reprint Sobrino, Alejandro; Olivas, Jose; Fernandez, Santiago (1998) "Semi-sentences, Semi-strings and Semi-grammatical Rules in Prolog". Logica Trianguli 2():117-133

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