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Linglib.Theories.Syntax.CCG.Intonation

The INFORMATION feature on CCG categories.

Categories are marked as:

  • θ (theta): Part of the theme
  • ρ (rho): Part of the rheme
  • unmarked: Unspecified (can unify with either)
  • φ (phi): Phrasal (after boundary tone applies)
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      A CCG category with prosodic annotation.

      The INFORMATION feature projects through the category:

      • (Sθ\NPθ)/NPθ: All arguments and result share the same info value
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            A prosodic lexical entry: word + pitch accent → prosodic category.

            The pitch accent determines the INFORMATION feature:

            • H* → ρ (rheme)
            • L+H* → θ (theme)
            • null → unmarked
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                Get the prosodic category from a lexical entry

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                  An intonational tune: pitch accent + boundary.

                  The two main tunes in English:

                  • L+H* LH%: Theme tune (fall-rise)
                  • H* LL%: Rheme tune (fall)
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                      def CCG.Intonation.instDecidableEqTune.decEq (x✝ x✝¹ : Tune) :
                      Decidable (x✝ = x✝¹)
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                        Prosodic forward application: X/Y + Y → X Only succeeds if INFORMATION features unify.

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                          Prosodic backward application: Y + X\Y → X Only succeeds if INFORMATION features unify.

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                            Prosodic forward composition: X/Y + Y/Z → X/Z INFORMATION features must unify and project to result.

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                              Apply a boundary tone to a prosodic category. Converts θ/ρ marking to φ (phrasal).

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                                A prosodic derivation step. Extends CCG derivations with prosodic information.

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                                    Get the prosodic category of a derivation

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                                      A prosodic phrase: a derivation with a boundary tone applied.

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                                          Extract Information Structure from a sequence of prosodic phrases.

                                          The phrase with theme tune (L+H* LH%) becomes the theme. The phrase with rheme tune (H* LL%) becomes the rheme.

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                                            Prosodic CCG derivations have Information Structure.

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