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* For every feature (= attribute), compare the values of mother and daughter. | * For every feature (= attribute), compare the values of mother and daughter. | ||
* Now open the N node, leaving its numbered boxes alone again. | * Now open the N node, leaving its numbered boxes alone again. | ||
* Compare the three feature structures. What relationships do you detect? | * Compare the three feature structures. What relationships do you detect? So the self-test exercises below. | ||
Self-test exercises: | |||
Revision as of 18:03, 15 November 2020
Looking under the hood
Exercise
Go to the Online Grammar and do the following:
- Type "snores" into the Sentence textbox and press the "Parse" button or RETURN on your keyboard.
- Inspect the result and try to understand as much as possible.
Now click on the boxed "0" after AGR.
- Inspect the result and try to understand as much as possible.
Finally, click on the boxed number below the NP in the SPR list.
- Again, inspect the result and try to understand as much as possible.
Click on the new boxed "0" after AGR that appears.
- Now there are two boxed "0"s on the screen. What seems to be their function?
Exercise
Go to the Online Grammar and do the following:
- Parse the sentence Lilly dances".
- Open the S node and the V node. Don't open any numbered boxes for now.
- Compare the two feature structures.
- For every feature (= attribute), compare the values of mother and daughter.
- Now open the N node, leaving its numbered boxes alone again.
- Compare the three feature structures. What relationships do you detect? So the self-test exercises below.
Self-test exercises: