Trading off Completeness for Efficiency --- The ParseTalk Performance Grammar Approach to Real-World Text Parsing
Peter Neuhaus, Udo Hahn
Abstract
We argue for a performance-based design of natural language grammars and their associated parsers in order to meet the constraints posed by real-world natural language understanding. This approach incorporates declarative and procedural knowledge about language and language use within an object-oriented specification framework. We discuss several message passing protocols for real-world text parsing and provide reasons for sacrificing completeness of the parse in favor of efficiency.
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