![]() | Assignment No. 05 Semester Spring 2012 Compiler Construction CS606 | Total Marks: 20 Due Date: 03/07/2012 |
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| Question Marks 20 You are required to write syntax-directed definition to determine the type of each sub-expression by considering the following grammar. The given grammar can generate expressions formed by applying “+” to integer and floating point constants. Also consider that when two integers are added, the result is integer; otherwise, it is a float. Assign each symbol an attribute “type” also. S ® S + S | X X ® n . n | n | ||
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Sunday, July 1, 2012
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Assignment No. 03 Semester Spring 2012 Compiler Construction CS606
![]() | Assignment No. 03 Semester Spring 2012 Compiler Construction CS606 | Total Marks: 20 Due Date: 07/06/2012 |
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| Question No: Marks 20 You are required to construct the LR(1) action/goto table for the grammar in the context of Canonical Collection. S ::= AS | b A ::= SA | a | ||
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Friday, January 20, 2012
CS606 Assignment 5 solution fall 2011
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How the Arabic parsing investigated by comparing the lexicalised and unlexicalised parsers? What is the relation of ATB, SBJ, OBJ and PRD functional tags in this parsing? |
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Arabic Penn Treebank (ATB): The Penn Arabic Treebank (Maamouri and Bies 2004) is a corpus of 23,611 parse-annotated sentences from Arabic newswire text in Modern Standard Arabic (MSA). The ATB is a fine-grained corpus, its annotation includes 22 phrasal tags, 20 individual functional tags and 24 basic POS-tags1 (with a total of 497 different POS tags with morpholog- ical information). In addition, the ATB involves empty nodes to capture pro-drop as well as non-local dependen- cies (NLDs). The full POS tagset with morphological in- formation indicates case, mood, gender, definiteness, etc. The ATB treebank contains a set of labels (called functional tags or functional labels) associated with func- tional information, such as -SBJ for ‘subject’ and -OBJ for ‘object’ -PRD for predicate |
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