Small Clause complemento: caracterização e seleção

Caracterização e Processamento de Expressões Temporais em Português

A dimensão temporal é um elemento estruturante fundamental para a informação veiculada em textos e constitui um desafio para o processamento de ĺıngua natural, sendo igualmente importante para muitas aplicações do processamento das ĺınguas. Este artigo constitui mais um passo para o ambicioso objectivo de tratamento da informação temporal. Para tal, apresenta-se uma proposta de classificação da...

Computing Small Clause Normal Forms

Arcabouço para seleção de indicadores de desempenho para a busca e seleção de parceiros para organizações virtuais

In the current dynamic world where organizations are inserted in, there is no time to postpone ideas or businesses, even less to lose them, due to the lack of support that helps them in a fast connection establishment to form groups of organizations prepared to work collaboratively. Issues related to this subject have been addressed by the research field called “Collaborative Networked Organiza...

On Generating Small Clause Normal Forms

In this paper we focus on two powerful techniques to obtain compact clause normal forms: Renaming of formulae and reened Skolem-ization methods. We illustrate their eeect on various examples. By an exhaustive experiment of all rst-order TPTP problems, it shows that our clause normal form transformation yields fewer clauses and fewer literals than the methods known and used so far. This often al...

Ettehkey 'how' as a Small Clause Head

WH-words are not uniform in their syntactic behaviors. Adjunct WH-words such as HOW and WHY are said to be more restricted in their distribution than argument WH-words such as WHO and WHAT. It is observed, however, that HOW in some East Asian languages behaves more like argument WH-words and does not display ECP effects. In this paper, I try to account for the HOW vs. WHY difference in Korean. ...