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Transformational Generative Grammar for Various Types of Bengali Sentences
Corresponding Author : Mohammad Reza Selim (selim@sust.edu)
Authors : Mohammad Reza Selim (selim@sust.edu), Muhammed Zafar Iqbal
Keywords : Deep Structure, Surface Structure, Phrase Structure Grammar, Transformational Generative Grammar
Abstract :
In this paper, we analyze the syntax of various types of Bengali sentences and design
transformational generative grammar rules for them. Designing machine-processable grammars
to recognize and generate various types of Bengali sentences is an important step and
prerequisite to develop Bengali natural language applications. However, although few works for
designing grammars are found, they mainly deal with on assertive sentences. Besides, those
grammars are phrase structure grammars and can only work on strictly formal sentences. Many
natural language sentences cannot be parsed using only such grammars. In this paper, we design
a transformational generative grammar which, in conjunction with phrase structure grammar, is
used to generate or recognize other types of Bengali sentences. It is applicable for many usable
sentences that cannot be parsed using only phrase structure grammars.
Published on June 30th, 2014 in Volume 12, Issue1, Applied Sciences and Technology