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Conference Papers Year : 1998

Words as modules: a lexicalised grammar in the framework of linear logic proof nets.

Abstract

We present a syntactic calculus relying on the notion of proof net, ie. a geometric representation for proofs in linear logic. The lexicon associates a module or partial proof net with each word, and this information completely encodes the syntactic behavior of the word. Parsing a sentence consists in combining the modules associated withits words into a complete proof net. In order to handle word order, this model takes place in a non-commutative extension of linear logic called Pomset logic.
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inria-00098440 , version 1 (25-09-2006)

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Alain Lecomte, Christian Retoré. Words as modules: a lexicalised grammar in the framework of linear logic proof nets.. Mathematical & Computational Analysis of Natural Language (Proceedings of International conference on mathematical linguistics II), 1998, Tarragone, pp.129-144. ⟨inria-00098440⟩
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