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    <abstract>We present an implementation of the notion of modularity and composition applied to unification based grammars. Monolithic unification grammars can be decomposed into sub-grammars with well defined interfaces. Sub-grammars are applied in a sequential manner at runtime, allowing incremental development and testing of large coverage grammars. The modular approach to grammar development leads us away from the traditional view of parsing a string of input symbols as the recognition of some start symbol, and towards a richer and more flexible view where inputs and outputs share the same structural properties.</abstract>
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%T Modular Unification-based Parsers
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%A Amtrup, Jan
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%D 2000
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%X We present an implementation of the notion of modularity and composition applied to unification based grammars. Monolithic unification grammars can be decomposed into sub-grammars with well defined interfaces. Sub-grammars are applied in a sequential manner at runtime, allowing incremental development and testing of large coverage grammars. The modular approach to grammar development leads us away from the traditional view of parsing a string of input symbols as the recognition of some start symbol, and towards a richer and more flexible view where inputs and outputs share the same structural properties.
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Markdown (Informal)

[Modular Unification-based Parsers](https://aclanthology.org/2000.iwpt-1.27) (Zajac & Amtrup, IWPT 2000)

• Modular Unification-based Parsers (Zajac & Amtrup, IWPT 2000)

ACL

• Rémi Zajac and Jan Amtrup. 2000. Modular Unification-based Parsers. In Proceedings of the Sixth International Workshop on Parsing Technologies, pages 278–290, Trento, Italy. Association for Computational Linguistics.