Parsing and Syntax. Syntactic Formalisms: Historic Perspective “Syntax” comes from Greek word “syntaxis”, meaning “setting out together or arrangement”

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Parsing and Syntax

Syntactic Formalisms: Historic Perspective “Syntax” comes from Greek word “syntaxis”, meaning “setting out together or arrangement” Early grammars: 4th century BC – Panini compiled Sanskrit grammar Idea of constituency – Bloomfield (1914): method for breaking up sentence into a hierarchy of units – Harris (1954): substitutability test for constituent definition Formal work on Syntax goes back to Chomsky’s PhD thesis in 1950s * Some slides in this lecture are adapted from slides of Michael Collins

Syntactic Structure

A Real Tree

What can we Learn from Syntactic Tree? Part-of-speech for each word (N=noun, V=verb, P=preposition) Constituent structure Noun phrase: “the apartment” Verb phrase: “robbed the apartment” Relationship structure “the burglar” is the subject of “robbed”

Context-Free Grammars

A Context-Free Grammar for English

Left-Most Derivation

Derivation Example

Properties of CFGs

Ambiguous Sentence

More Ambiguity

Syntactic Ambiguity Prepositional phrases They cooked the beans in the pot on the stove with handles. Particle vs preposition The puppy tore up the staircase. Complement structure She knows you like the back of her hand. Gerund vs. participial adjective. Visiting relatives can be boring Modifier scope within NPs Plastic cup holder (examples are compiled by Dan Klein)

Human Processing Garden Path: The horse raced past the barn fell. The man who hunts ducks out on weekends Ambiguity maintenance Have the police … eaten their supper? come in and look around taken out and shot

A Probabilistic Context-Free Grammar

Example

Properties of PCFGs

Deriving a PCFG from a Corpus

Algorithms for PCFG

Chomsky Normal Form

A Dynamic Programming Algorithm for the Max

A Dynamic Programming Algorithm for the Max (cont.)

Runtime

A Dynamic Programming Algorithm for the Sum

A Dynamic Algorithm for the Sum (cont.)

A Dynamic Programming Algorithm for the Sum (cont.)

Weaknesses of PCFGs Lack of sensitivity to lexical information Lack of sensitivity to structural frequencies

PP Attachment Ambiguity

Structural Preferences: Close Attachment