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TBILLC
2005
Springer

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Natural Logic for Natural Language

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Natural Logic for Natural Language

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We implement the extension of the logical consequence relation to a partial order ≤ on arbitary types built from e (entities) and t (Booleans) that was given in [1], and the deﬁnition of monotonicity preserving and monotonicity reversing functions in terms of ≤. Next, we present a new algorithm for polarity marking, and implement this for a particular fragment of syntax. Finally, we list the reseach agenda that these deﬁnitions and this algorithm suggest. The implementations use Haskell [8], and are given in ‘literate programming’ style [9].

Jan van Eijck

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Added	28 Jun 2010
Updated	28 Jun 2010
Type	Conference
Year	2005
Where	TBILLC
Authors	Jan van Eijck

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