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      A link grammar for Turkish

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      İstek, Özlem
      Advisor
      Çiçekli, İlyas
      Date
      2006
      Publisher
      Bilkent University
      Language
      English
      Type
      Thesis
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      Abstract
      Syntactic parsing, or syntactic analysis, is the process of analyzing an input sequence in order to determine its grammatical structure, i.e. the formal relationships between the words of a sentence, with respect to a given grammar. In this thesis, we developed the grammar of Turkish language in the link grammar formalism. In the grammar, we used the output of a fully described morphological analyzer, which is very important for agglutinative languages like Turkish. The grammar that we developed is lexical such that we used the lexemes of only some function words and for the rest of the word classes we used the morphological feature structures. In addition, we preserved the some of the syntactic roles of the intermediate derived forms of words in our system.
      Keywords
      Natural Language Processing
      Turkish grammar
      Turkish syntax
      Parsing
      Link Grammar
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