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Authors
General aims and objectives of the architecture work in EAGLES
Input to the EAGLES architecture work: survey of M
ULTILEX
and G
ENELEX
work
What does "linguistic architecture" mean ?
An overview of the M
ULTILEX
architecture
Language
Language-specific information
Rule specifications
Body
A two nodes model
Linguistic levels
GPMU and CGPMU
GPMU
CGPMU
The LU node
Semantics
Syntax
Cross-references
Terminology
The multilingual architecture
Multi-bilingual
Transfer-based
Unidirectional
Conclusion
An overview of the G
ENELEX
architecture
General methodology
From pluralism of languages to multilingalism
Generality of Format
Formalisms
Linguistic architecture
Morphological layer
Typology of UMs:
Characteristics of UMs:
Syntactic layer
Semantic layer
Input to the EAGLES architecture work: assessment
An overview comparison of the M
ULTILEX
and G
ENELEX
models
Differences
Similarities
E
AGLES
first consensus for a common architecture
Questions to be discussed
Main differences
Syntax
Accounting for multiwords
Conceptual description and terminology
Other issues
Hierarchies, Classification, Inheritance in the lexicon