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R. I. KITTREDGE, “SUBLANGUAGES AND
CONTROLLED LANGUAGES,” in The Oxford handbook
of computational linguistics, R. Mitkov, Ed. Oxford
University Press, 2003, pp. 430–447.
特殊言語と制限言語について記述:
下記外部ページにまとめあり(by 杢 真奈見)
http://www.jnlp.org/moku/reference/sublanguages-and-controlled-languages
Abstract:
Restricted subsystems of language can arise spotaneously in a subjet-matter domain where speech
or writing is used for special purposes. Alternatively, language restrictions can be imposed by
conscious design. This chapter introduces the phenomenon of natural sublanguage in the first case,
and contrasts it with the increasingly important notion of controlled language, which applies in the
second case. Many of the successful language processing applications which deal with language
meaning are limited to naturally occurring sublanguages. We give examples of natural
sublanguages and describe theire key properties for automatic processing. One or more related
sublanguages may serve as the basis for a controlled language, where standards are introduces to
reduce ambiguity, limit complexity, and enforce uniform style.
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