compositionality

The Actor model provides a modern and very general way the compositionality of programs can be analyzed.

This view has implications for the problem of compositionality.

In Bach's view this approach violates the principle of compositionality.

Let me first explain the difference between semantic and syntactic compositionality.

The principle of compositionality has been the subject of intense debate.

And finally, another very closely related argument: compositionality offers the only hope we have of accounting for the language acquisition data.

These structures are therefore consistent with the catena-based understanding of meaning compositionality.

Again, Fodor employs a compositionality argument to undermine this view.

The method thus departs from the principle of compositionality.

The Principle of Compositionality can in fact be maintained.

A phonestheme is different from a morpheme because it does not meet the normal criterion of compositionality.

The principle of compositionality is hence understood in terms of catenae.

However, he agrees with Kumarila in terms of the compositionality of an utterance.

Different models provide tradeoffs of concepts such as compositionality, modularity, and locality.

Compositionality is the ideas that the meaning of a composite expression is derived from the parts which make it up.

See the section on Compositionality below.

The relationship between compositionality and semantic holism has also been of interest to many philosophers of language.

Functional compositionality and the interaction of discourse constraints.

Compositionality is a significant issue and consideration in the design of ITL.

The specifics get quite technical (it is all about compositionality, what is held in memory and how sentences are constructed).

Philosophical semantics tends to focus on the principle of compositionality to explain the relationship between meaningful parts and whole sentences.

The catena-based analysis of idioms provides a basis for an understanding of meaning compositionality.

Although formal languages are usually compositional in the concatenative sense, concatenation is not the only version of compositionality.

One of the key properties of the concept is compositionality: concepts combine to form new concepts.

Relative motivation refers to the compositionality of the linguistic system, along the lines of an immediate constituent analysis.