Exploring Graph-Algebraic CCG Combinators for Syntactic-Semantic AMR Parsing
We describe a new approach to semantic parsing based on Combinatory Categorial Grammar (CCG). The grammar{'}s semantic construction operators are defined in terms of a graph algebra, which allows our system to induce a compact CCG lexicon. We introduce an expectation maximisation algorithm which we use to filter our lexicon down to 2500 lexical templates. Our system achieves a semantic triple (Smatch) precision that is competitive with other CCG-based AMR parsing approaches.
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