The computation of a closed formula for the cardinality some discrete connectives has received interest research community since beginning this class operators. This paper constitutes substantial progress in topic. First, monotonicities and other properties are related to plane partitions, concept deeply studied field combinatorics. Second, already known expressions on partitions adapted concre...

Abstract This paper provides the first cross-linguistic study on non-exhaustive connectives. After defining non-exhaustivity and briefly exploring range of linguistic strategies encoding it across languages, methodology underlying will be discussed. Based analysis 35 for which at least one connective was found, argued that connectives exhibit quite homogenous distributional properties derive fr...

This paper is centered around the creation of new fuzzy connectives using automorphism functions. The theory has been implemented in many problems and fields. In particular, N-negations, t-norms, S-conorms I-implications concepts played crucial roles forming applications sets. Thus far, there are multiple strategies for producing connectives. purpose this to provide a strategy that more flexibl...

Discourse connectives enable discourse coherence relations to be studies empirically. This paper presents two experiments on the semantic similarity of discourse connectives. Subjects are found to agree significantly on the similarity of pairs of connectives, and their similarity judgements are related to the ability of the connectives to be used to paraphrase each other. Subjects’ similarity j...

Implicit discourse connectives and relations are distributed more widely in Chinese texts, when translating into English, such connectives are usually translated explicitly. Towards ChineseEnglish MT, in this paper we describe cross-lingual annotation and alignment of discourse connectives in a parallel corpus, describing related surveys and findings. We then conduct some evaluation experiments...

Abstract Connectives such as Tonk have posed a significant challenge to the inferentialist. It has been recently argued (Button 2016; Button and Walsh 2018) that classical semanticist faces an analogous problem due definability of “nasty connectives” under non-standard interpretations propositional vocabulary. In this paper, we defend from alleged problem.