This paper proposes decoupling the dependency tree from word order, such that surface ordering is not determined by traversing the dependency tree. We develop the notion of a word...
Topological Dependency Grammar (TDG) is a lexicalized dependency grammar formalism, able to model languages with a relatively free word order. In such languages, word order variat...
This paper presents a way in which a lexicalised HPSG grammar can handle word order constraints in a computational parsing system, without invoking an additional layer of represen...
This paper proposes a method for incrementally translating English spoken language into Japanese. To realize simultaneous translation between languages with different word order, ...
Syntactic reordering approaches are an effective method for handling word-order differences between source and target languages in statistical machine translation (SMT) systems. T...
Traditional bag-of-words model and recent wordsequence kernel are two well-known techniques in the field of text categorization. Bag-of-words representation neglects the word orde...
Lei Zhang, Debbie Zhang, Simeon J. Simoff, John K....
Slavic languages are characteristic by their relatively high degree of word order freedom. In the process of automatic generation from an underlying representation of the content, ...