Abstract
The goal of this paper is to establish a new approach with graph
networks, which we refer to as the cluster grammar, as a computational linguistic grammar. The main content of this paper is the construction
of the theory and the verification of its potential for application in
computer science.
We begin by introducing the graph networks, which we refer to as cluster
graphs. The graphs are considered as the essential elements for the
language ability. The innate abilities that we introduce in order to
elucidate the acquisition of the language ability, generation and
processing of sentences are given as graph theoretical algorithms. The
theory includes a sort of verification problem as well as the Universal Grammar introduced by Chomsky, however the theory is intended to be
applied for information technology where the given algorithms and
methods can be developed further to have computers process languages
with more developed data structure and more human.
Contents:
Introduction
- Grammar Structure
- Acquisition of the Language Ability and Application for Computer
- Conclusion and further investigation
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