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Lexicase is a type of
dependency grammar originally developed beginning in the
early 1970s by
Stanley Starosta at the
University of Hawaii.
Dozens of Starosta's...
- edu/handle/1721.1/16400). Starosta, S. 1988. The case for
Lexicase: An
outline of
Lexicase grammatical theory. New York:
Pinter Publishers. Tesnière,...
- as Stan Starosta, was an
American linguist. He is
known for
proposing Lexicase theory and the East
Asian languages macrophylum hypothesis.
Starosta was...
- Cambridge, UK:
Cambridge University Press. Starosta, S. (1988). The case for
lexicase. London:
Pinter Publishers. ISBN 0-86187-639-3. Stockwell, P. 1977. Foundations...
- selection,
although other methods such as
fitness proportionate selection,
lexicase selection, and
others have been
demonstrated to
perform better for many...
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syntax Operator grammar Link
grammar Functional generative description Lexicase Meaning–text
theory Word
grammar Extensible dependency grammar Universal...
- (2014). An
introduction to
syntactic analysis and theory. Chichester: Wiley-Blackwell. Starosta, S. 1988. The case for
lexicase. London:
Pinter Publishers....
- (1987). Verb
subcategorization and verb
derivation in Marshallese: a
lexicase analysis.
Marshallese language test of
Wikipedia at
Wikimedia Incubator...
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grammars such as Meaning-Text Theory,
Functional Generative Description, and
Lexicase Grammar also ****ume the
traditional NP
analysis of noun phrases, Word Grammar...
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Syntactic Analysis and Theory. Malden, MA: Blackwell. Starosta, S. 2003.
Lexicase grammar. In Ágel et al. (eds.),
Dependency and valency: An international...
