Linguistic data structure

Thing | Abstract | Linguistic Data Structure

Direct SubConcepts: FeatureSpecification FeatureDistributionSystem FeatureAssignmentSystem FeatureConstraint FeatureStructure FeatureSystem InterlinearGlossedText LexicalItem Lexicon StructuralDescription Term Termset

Definition: A linguistic data structure is an abstract container for grouping together instances of linguistic data, usually to suit a particular theory or computational implementation. Examples include: feature structures, lexical entries, and paradigms.

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