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From: gilbert@hci.hw.ac.uk (Gilbert Cockton)
Newsgroups: comp.ai
Subject: Re: words order in English and Japanese
Message-ID: <155@glenlivet.hci.hw.ac.uk>
Date: 27 Jan 88 14:04:12 GMT
References: <1671@russell.STANFORD.EDU> <2617@calmasd.GE.COM> <1729@russell.STANFORD.EDU>
Reply-To: gilbert@hci.hw.ac.uk (Gilbert Cockton)
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In article <1729@russell.STANFORD.EDU> nakashim@russell.UUCP (Hideyuki Nakashima) writes:
>I DON'T MIND HOW MANY CONTER EXAMPLES THERE ARE
>AS LONG AS POSITIVE EXAMPLES OUTNUMBER HTEM.
>
Your understanding of the corpus problem in scientific linguistics seems
non-existant.  I may be wrong, but nothing in this posting suggests
familiarity with the methodological problems of linguistic theory
formation.  Given this cavalier approach to relevant disciplines and
methodological dilemmas, I presume you must be in AI :-)

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