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A Note on Typing Feature Structures
2002
Computational Linguistics
Feature structures are used to convey linguistic information in a variety of linguistic formalisms. Various definitions of feature structures exist; one dimension of variation is typing: unlike untyped feature structures, typed ones associate a type with every structure and impose appropriateness constraints on the occurrences of features and on the values that they take. This work demonstrates the benefits that typing can carry even for linguistic formalisms that use untyped feature
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