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Normally, they use methods that contain two linguistic levels of knowledge: morphological and syntactic, while some few contributions only use the morphological level or purely statistical resources.
The formal analysis and related encodings take into account the specific morphological and syntactic properties of possessive and reflexive-possessive pronouns, and represent their inflectional morphology interpretation with respect to the feature of definiteness.
This could include phonological, as well as morphological and syntactic phenomena.
We applied standard normalizations addressing typographical, morphological, and syntactic variation, applied some partially domain-specific term reduction rules, and resolved abbreviations.
One such qualitative difference concerns the morpho-syntactic organisation of language, that is, the fact that morphological and syntactic elements are governed by a set of language-specific rules, the source of much of the generative power of human language [5], [6].
The story's structural and syntactic lapses loom larger where the music is lacking.
Wrappers and mediation may resolve structural and syntactic heterogeneity.
They both rely on linear chain conditional random fields (CRFs), with model features based on morphological, lexical, syntactic and contextual information.
Languages with the most speakers were more likely to be less morphologically rich, using lexical over morphological strategies for encoding semantic and syntactic distinctions.
All errors which were syntactic, morphological, and lexical were carefully examined.
