On the Complexity and Typology of Inflectional Morphological Systems¶
Cotterell, R., Kirov, C., Hulden, M., & Eisner, J. (2019). On the Complexity and Typology of Inflectional Morphological Systems. Transactions of the Association for Computational Linguistics, 7, 327-342.
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- Cartesian Product
- Operations research and scheduling. A schedule lives in the product (jobs \(\times\) time slots \(\times\) machines); assignment problems search a subset of that product. Linguistics and morphology. Conjugation and declension paradigms are products: verb stem \(\times\) person \(\times\) number \(\times\) tense generates the cells of an inflection table.
This sourceTreats an inflectional paradigm as a multidimensional array whose cells are pairings of a stem with combinations of morphosyntactic features (person × number × tense …) — the Cartesian-product structure of conjugation/declension paradigms.
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Supports the linguistics half: a paradigm's slots are bundles of features such as tense, person and number; says nothing about scheduling products.
“tense, mood, person, number, and gender”
- Operations research and scheduling. A schedule lives in the product (jobs \(\times\) time slots \(\times\) machines); assignment problems search a subset of that product. Linguistics and morphology. Conjugation and declension paradigms are products: verb stem \(\times\) person \(\times\) number \(\times\) tense generates the cells of an inflection table.
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