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Manfred: /* Task 8: Analysis */

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Task 8: Analysis

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	\|PARTS		\|PARTS
	\| <'''banquo''' >		\| <'''banquo''' >
	\| <'''mistrust'''<sub>2</sub>, '''mistrust'''<sub>2</sub>([a],[b]) >		\| <'''mistrust'''<sub>2</sub>, '''mistrust'''<sub>2</sub>([a],[c]) >
	\|<'''macbeth''' >		\|<'''macbeth''' >
	\|-		\|-
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	\|-		\|-
	\|PARTS		\|PARTS
	\| <'''mistrust'''<sub>2</sub>, '''mistrust'''<sub>2</sub>([a],[b]) ,		\| <'''mistrust'''<sub>2</sub>, '''mistrust'''<sub>2</sub>([a],[c]) ,
	\| <'''mistrust'''<sub>2</sub>, '''mistrust'''<sub>2</sub>([a],[b]),		\| <'''mistrust'''<sub>2</sub>, '''mistrust'''<sub>2</sub>([a],[c]),
	\|-		\|-
	\|		\|

Manfred: /* Task 7: Analysis */

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Task 7: Analysis

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	~~Tree structure:~~

	~~[[File:Tree-BanquoMistrustedMacbeth.jpg]]~~


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	\|-		\|-
	\|PHON		\|PHON
	\| < ~~[4]~~ ''Banquo'' >		\| < ''Banquo'' >
	\| < ~~[5]~~ ''mistrusted'' >		\| < ''mistrusted'' >
	\|< ~~[6]~~ ''Macbeth'' >		\|< ''Macbeth'' >
	\|-		\|-
	\|HEAD		\|HEAD
	\| ''noun''		\| ''noun''
	\| ~~[3]~~ ''verb''		\|  ''verb''
	\|''noun''		\|''noun''
	\|-		\|-
	\|SUBJ		\|SUBJ
	\| < >		\| < >
	\| < ~~[1]~~ NP[DR [a]] >		\| < NP[DR [a]] >
	\|< >		\|< >
	\|-		\|-
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	\|COMPS		\|COMPS
	\| < >		\| < >
	\| < ~~[2]~~ NP[DR [b]] >		\| < NP[DR [b]] >
	\|< >		\|< >
	\|-		\|-
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	\|EX-C		\|EX-C
	\|  ??		\|  ??
	\|  ~~[d]~~		\|  ??
	\|  ??		\|  ??
	\|-		\|-
	\|PARTS		\|PARTS
	\| <'''banquo''' >		\| < [a]'''banquo''' >
	\| <'''mistrust'''<sub>2</sub>, ~~'''mistrust'''<sub>2</sub>~~([a],[b]) >		\| < [b]'''mistrust'''<sub>2</sub>, [b]([a],[c]) >
	\|<'''macbeth''' >		\|<[c]'''macbeth''' >
	\|-		\|-
	\|}		\|}

Manfred: /* Task 8: Analysis */

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Task 8: Analysis

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	The formula is true in my model, because there are no witches in my model. Therefore, the formula with the universal quantifier is trivially true.		The formula is true in my model, because there are no witches in my model. Therefore, the formula with the universal quantifier is trivially true.
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			== Task 7: Analysis ==
			Provide the lexical entries for the words in the sentence ''Banquo mistrusted Macbeth''. Use the features PHON, HEAD, SUBJ, SPR, COMPS, DR, PARTS, and EX-CONT.

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			Tree structure:

			[[File:Tree-BanquoMistrustedMacbeth.jpg]]


			{\|
			\|
			\|''Banquo''
			\|''mistrusted''
			\|''Macbeth''
			\|-
			\|
			\| [1]
			\|
			\| [2]
			\|-
			\|PHON
			\| < [4] ''Banquo'' >
			\| < [5] ''mistrusted'' >
			\|< [6] ''Macbeth'' >
			\|-
			\|HEAD
			\| ''noun''
			\| [3] ''verb''
			\|''noun''
			\|-
			\|SUBJ
			\| < >
			\| < [1] NP[DR [a]] >
			\|< >
			\|-
			\|SPR
			\| < >
			\| < >
			\|< >
			\|-
			\|COMPS
			\| < >
			\| < [2] NP[DR [b]] >
			\|< >
			\|-
			\|DR
			\|  [a]'''banquo'''
			\|  [c]'''mistrust'''<sub>2</sub>
			\|  [b]'''macbeth'''
			\|-
			\|EX-C
			\|  ??
			\|  [d]
			\|  ??
			\|-
			\|PARTS
			\| <'''banquo''' >
			\| <'''mistrust'''<sub>2</sub>, '''mistrust'''<sub>2</sub>([a],[b]) >
			\|<'''macbeth''' >
			\|-
			\|}

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Manfred: /* Task 8: Principles of syntax */

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Task 8: Principles of syntax

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	== Task 8: Principles of syntax ==		== Task 8': Principles of syntax ==

	1. How is the COMPS value of the VP determined by the lexical entries of the words and the principles of grammar?		1. How is the COMPS value of the VP determined by the lexical entries of the words and the principles of grammar?

Manfred: /* Task 7: Analysis */

2018-02-06T09:03:02Z

Task 7: Analysis

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	== Task 7: Analysis ==		== Task 8: Analysis ==

	Provide the full HPSG and LRS analysis of the sentence ''Banquo mistrusted Macbeth''. Use the features PHON, HEAD, SUBJ, SPR, COMPS, DR, PARTS, and EX-CONT. You only need to mention the EX-CONT value at the highest node in the tree.		Provide the full HPSG and LRS analysis of the sentence ''Banquo mistrusted Macbeth''. Use the features PHON, HEAD, SUBJ, SPR, COMPS, DR, PARTS, and EX-CONT. You only need to mention the EX-CONT value at the highest node in the tree.

Manfred: /* Mock exam */

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Mock exam

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	The examples in the text are based on Shakespeare's play ''Macbeth''. The full text of the play is available on [http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/2264 Projekt Gutenberg].		The examples in the text are based on Shakespeare's play ''Macbeth''. The full text of the play is available on [http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/2264 Projekt Gutenberg].

	We will use ~~Shakespeare's~~ ''The ~~Tempest~~'' for the final exam this term.		We will use the TV show ''The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air'' for the final exam this term.

Manfred: /* Assignment sheets */

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Assignment sheets

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Manfred: /* Basic combinatorics: Canonical examples */

2018-01-29T22:39:50Z

Basic combinatorics: Canonical examples

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	~~== Basic combinatorics: Canonical examples ==~~

	~~(the following exercises are adapted from the textbook material to [[https://www.lexical-resource-semantics.de/wiki/index.php/Exercise-ch5#Basic_combinatorics:_Canonical_examples Chapter 5]].~~

	~~<quiz display=simple>~~

	~~{Sentence: ''Pat snored.''<br />Logical form: '''snore'''('''pat''')<br />~~
	~~Which parts of the logical form are contributed by which word?~~
	~~\|type="[]"}~~
	~~\|'''pat''' ¦ \| '''snore''' ¦\| '''snore'''('''pat''')~~
	~~+-- ''Pat''~~
	~~-++ ''snored''~~


	~~{Sentence: ''Pat likes Chris.''<br />Logical form: '''like'''('''pat''','''chris''')<br />~~
	~~Which parts of the logical form are contributed by which word?~~
	~~\|type="[]"}~~
	~~\|'''pat''' ¦\| '''chris''' ¦\| '''like''' ¦\| '''like'''('''pat''','''chris''')~~
	~~+--- ''Pat''~~
	~~--++ ''likes''~~
	~~-+-- ''Chris''~~

	~~</quiz>~~

	== Possible EX-CONT values ==		== Possible EX-CONT values ==

Manfred: /* Material for week 14 (30.1.2018) */

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Material for week 14 (30.1.2018)

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	= Material for week 14 (30.1.2018) =		= Material for week 14 (30.1.2018) =


			== Basic combinatorics: Canonical examples ==

			(the following exercises are adapted from the textbook material to [[https://www.lexical-resource-semantics.de/wiki/index.php/Exercise-ch5#Basic_combinatorics:_Canonical_examples Chapter 5]].

			<quiz display=simple>

			{Sentence: ''Pat snored.''<br />Logical form: '''snore'''('''pat''')<br />
			Which parts of the logical form are contributed by which word?
			\|type="[]"}
			\|'''pat''' ¦ \| '''snore''' ¦\| '''snore'''('''pat''')
			+-- ''Pat''
			-++ ''snored''


			{Sentence: ''Pat likes Chris.''<br />Logical form: '''like'''('''pat''','''chris''')<br />
			Which parts of the logical form are contributed by which word?
			\|type="[]"}
			\|'''pat''' ¦\| '''chris''' ¦\| '''like''' ¦\| '''like'''('''pat''','''chris''')
			+--- ''Pat''
			--++ ''likes''
			-+-- ''Chris''

			</quiz>

			== Possible EX-CONT values ==

			Given the following PARTS lists, what are possible EX-CONT values (if we do not assume other restrictions)

			1. PARTS < '''pat''', '''alex''','''like''', '''like'''(__,__) >
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			'''like'''('''pat''','''alex''')<br>
			'''like'''('''alex''','''pat''')
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			2. PARTS < '''alex''','''snore''', '''snore'''(__), ¬(__) >
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			¬('''snore'''('''alex'''))
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			3. PARTS < '''alex''','''alex''','''snore''' >
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			There is no possible EX-CONT value because the three elements on the PARTS list cannot be combined.
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			3. PARTS < '''alex''','''alex''','''snore''', '''snore'''(__) >
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			'''snore'''('''alex''')
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			4. PARTS < '''alex''','''alex''','''snore''', '''snore'''(__), __ &and; __ >
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			'''snore'''('''alex''') &and; '''snore'''('''alex''')
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Manfred: /* Material for week 14 (30.1.2018) */

2018-01-29T22:38:18Z

Material for week 14 (30.1.2018)

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