Subsumption vs. Unification

Stefan Mueller (Stefan.Mueller@dfki.de)
Thu, 17 Jul 1997 12:28:06 +0200

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(2) a * Dem       Mann kenne ich.
        the [dat] man  know  I  
        `I know the man.'
    b * der Mann, dem       ich kenne,
        the man   who [dat] I   know 


My question now is: Did I miss something? Is there actually somebody
using subsumption tests in an implementation?


Greetings
	Stefan



@InProceedings{Ingria90,
  author        = "Robert J. P. Ingria",
  booktitle     = "Proceedings of the Twenty-Aightst Annual Meeting of
the ACL",
  address       = "Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania",
  organization  = ACL,
  pages         = "194--204",
  title         = "The Limits of Unification",
  year          = "1990"
}



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