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한국어 체언말 저해음 변이를 위한 복수기저형 확률문법
Author
김선회, 김하나
Journal Title
음성음운형태론연구
Publication Year
2016
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Summary
This paper proposes a probabilistic grammar with multiple underlying representations for Korean noun-final obstruent variation and analyzes the influence of underlying representation choice on this variation. The grammar is based on weighted constraints learned from training data, demonstrating that the choice of underlying representation is determined by the interaction between underlying representation, faithfulness, and markedness constraints.
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