We describe a new formalism for word morphology. Our model views word generation as a random walk on a lattice of units where each unit is a set of (short) strings. The model naturally incorporates segmentation of words into morphemes. We capture the statistics of unit generation using a probabilistic suffix tree (PST) which is a variant of variable length Markov models. We present an efficient...

The current study addresses the controversial issue of how different grammatical categories are neurally processed. Several lesion-deficit studies suggest that distinct neural substrates underlie the representation of nouns and verbs, with verb deficits associated with damage to left inferior frontal gyrus (LIFG) and noun deficits with damage to left temporal cortex. However, this view is not u...

In a follow–up study to a previous analysis of the IRAS 1.2Jy catalogue, we quantify the morphological fluctuations in the PSCz survey. We use a variety of measures, among them the family of scalar Minkowski functionals. We confirm the existence of significant fluctuations that are discernible in volume–limited samples out to 200hMpc. In contrast to earlier findings, comparisons with cosmologic...

We describe a new formalism for word morphology. Our model views word generation as a random walk on a trellis of units where each unit is a set of (short) strings. The model naturally incorporates segmentation of words into morphemes. We capture the statistics of unit generation using a probabilistic suffix tree (PST) which is a variant of variable length Markov models. We present an efficient...

Syncretism, where a single form corresponds to multiple morphosyntactic functions, is pervasive in languages with inflectional morphology. Its interpretation highlights the contrast between different views of the status of morphology. For some, morphology lacks independent structure, and syncretism reflects the internal structure of morphosyntactic features. For others, morphological structure ...

Morphologically complex terms composed from Greek or Latin elements are frequent in scientific and technical texts. Word forming units are thus relevant cues for the identification of terms in domainspecific texts. This article describes a method for the automatic extraction of terms relying on the detection of classical prefixes and word-initial combining forms. Word-forming units are identifi...

Paradigms provide an inherent organizational structure to natural language morphology. ParaMor, our minimally supervised morphology induction algorithm, retrusses the word forms of raw text corpora back onto their paradigmatic skeletons; performing on par with state-ofthe-art minimally supervised morphology induction algorithms at morphological analysis of English and German. ParaMor consists o...

co-fe films were electrodeposited on cu substrate from electrolytes with different co concentration  levels. x-ray diffraction (xrd) was used  to  investigate  the  films  crystal  structures. the  results  indicate that  if  the  co  concentration  is  less  that  the  fe  concentration,  the cubic  structure  appears  in  the  films, while  the  hexagonal  structure dominates when  the co  co...