Case error corrections for noun phrases containing deverbal attributive nouns in Greenlandic

This paper contains preliminary findings using Constraint Grammar (CG) in semantic annotation in a specific type of noun phrases in Greenlandic, in which the attributive noun is a nominalized predicative verbal stem. The annotation is used in a grammar checker pipeline for the purpose of making case error correction suggestions.

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Case error corrections for noun phrases containing deverbal attributive nouns in Greenlandic

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Case error corrections for noun phrases containing deverbal attributive nouns in Greenlandic

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This paper contains preliminary findings using Constraint Grammar (CG) in semantic annotation in a specific type of noun phrases in Greenlandic, in which the attributive noun is a nominalized predicative verbal stem. The annotation is used in a grammar checker pipeline for the purpose of making case error correction suggestions.

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