ID/LP grammar

id: id-lp-grammar-200-12982085
title: ID/LP grammar
text: ID/LP Grammars are a subset of Phrase Structure Grammars, differentiated from other formal grammars by distinguishing between immediate dominance (ID) and linear precedence (LP) constraints. Whereas traditional phrase structure rules incorporate dominance and precedence into a single rule, ID/LP Grammars maintains separate rule sets which need not be processed simultaneously. ID/LP Grammars are used in Computational Linguistics. For example, a typical phrase structure rule such as S ⟶ NP VP , in
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