An algebraic approach to translating Japanese

03/10/2023
by   Valentin Boboc, et al.
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We use Lambek's pregroups and the framework of compositional distributional models of language ("DisCoCat") to study translations from Japanese to English as pairs of functors. Adding decorations to pregroups we show how to handle word order changes between languages.

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