How to modify this CFG to use the conjunction (and) for two sentences? SWI-PROLOG
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I wrote the following CFG to parse sentences such as (tom ate pizza), (bill ate rice)...etc.in PROLOG.
s(s(NP,VP))-->np(NP),vp(VP).
vp(vp(VBD,NP))-->vbd(VBD),np(NP).
np(np(NN))-->nn(NN).
np(np(NNP))-->nnp(NNP).
nn(nn(pizza))-->[pizza].
nn(nn(rice))-->[rice].
nnp(nnp(john))-->[john].
nnp(nnp(harry))-->[tom].
vbd(vbd(ate))-->[ate].
I would like to modify the grammar so that it can parse the same sentences joined with (and). I need to parse (tom ate pizza, and bill ate rice).
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I wrote the following CFG to parse sentences such as (tom ate pizza), (bill ate rice)...etc.in PROLOG.
s(s(NP,VP))-->np(NP),vp(VP).
vp(vp(VBD,NP))-->vbd(VBD),np(NP).
np(np(NN))-->nn(NN).
np(np(NNP))-->nnp(NNP).
nn(nn(pizza))-->[pizza].
nn(nn(rice))-->[rice].
nnp(nnp(john))-->[john].
nnp(nnp(harry))-->[tom].
vbd(vbd(ate))-->[ate].
I would like to modify the grammar so that it can parse the same sentences joined with (and). I need to parse (tom ate pizza, and bill ate rice).
prolog dcg
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I wrote the following CFG to parse sentences such as (tom ate pizza), (bill ate rice)...etc.in PROLOG.
s(s(NP,VP))-->np(NP),vp(VP).
vp(vp(VBD,NP))-->vbd(VBD),np(NP).
np(np(NN))-->nn(NN).
np(np(NNP))-->nnp(NNP).
nn(nn(pizza))-->[pizza].
nn(nn(rice))-->[rice].
nnp(nnp(john))-->[john].
nnp(nnp(harry))-->[tom].
vbd(vbd(ate))-->[ate].
I would like to modify the grammar so that it can parse the same sentences joined with (and). I need to parse (tom ate pizza, and bill ate rice).
prolog dcg
I wrote the following CFG to parse sentences such as (tom ate pizza), (bill ate rice)...etc.in PROLOG.
s(s(NP,VP))-->np(NP),vp(VP).
vp(vp(VBD,NP))-->vbd(VBD),np(NP).
np(np(NN))-->nn(NN).
np(np(NNP))-->nnp(NNP).
nn(nn(pizza))-->[pizza].
nn(nn(rice))-->[rice].
nnp(nnp(john))-->[john].
nnp(nnp(harry))-->[tom].
vbd(vbd(ate))-->[ate].
I would like to modify the grammar so that it can parse the same sentences joined with (and). I need to parse (tom ate pizza, and bill ate rice).
prolog dcg
prolog dcg
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