Concept information
Preferred term
morphological change
Broader concept
Example
- However morphological changes frequently happen when we transform a passage into a question as grammatical functions of some words (e.g. verbs nouns adjectives etc) change. (Qiu & Xiong, 2019)
- Japanese-type adjectives can occur both in absolute and comparative construction without morphological change. (Ito, 2008)
- Most Uyghur words have morphological changes which represent different functions. (Aibaidula & Lua, 2003)
- Since there are no morphological changes during segmentation in Chinese the character decoder is redundant and the model collapses to simple seq2seq. (Aralikatte, Gantayat, Panwar, Sankaran & Mani, 2018)
- We call this type of exception distributional encroachment because one morphological change is encroaching on the phonological context in which another change regularly occurs. (Albright & Hayes, 2002)
In other languages
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French
URI
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