Sentence examples for syntactic measures from inspiring English sources

The relative contribution of semantic and syntactic measures is controlled by an alpha coefficient.

In this paper, we emphasize one such property, named dominance, rarely satisfied by syntactic measures.

The children responded to a set of syntactic measures designed for this research project.

Results reveal a significant effect of planting configurations on syntactic measures across the three proposals.

The quantitative properties of this matrix in the form of syntactic measures can be measured using computer simulations.

One can get around this difficulty by using a predefined enumeration of the set of variables, or by other syntactic measures such as the so-called de Bruijn representation of terms (which this entry does not treat).

It is based on a series of syntactic distance measures such as the Levenshtein distance (Levenshtein 1966), generalized Levenshtein distance (Fu 1986), and distance between attributed strings (Fu 1986).

We therefore used a computerised text analysis program, LIWC [ 12, 13], to assess personal statements and referees' reports on about 70 semantic, syntactic and stylistic measures, but could find no systematic difference between UCCA forms from happy and unhappy doctors.

Note that, while it is reasonable to measure syntactic accuracy using a distance function, semantic accuracy is measured better with a yes, no or a correct, not correct domain.

None of the patients included in the study presented any deficit either in syntactic comprehension, as measured by the Token Test, or in semantic access, as measured by the verbal PPTT.

The other question is methodological: How can one best measure syntactic complexity?