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....planning and controlling actions can also motivate and ground simple analyses of a number of linguistic phenomena. Our work extends M S s analysis by providing an active computational model with motivated constraints on aspectual coercion and a more precise description of inter event contingency. (Bailey et al. 1997; Narayanan, 1997a; Narayanan, 1997b) introduced our basic computational model of verbs and events, motivated by recent results in biological control theory. A novel feature of the model is an event representation called an executing schema, or x schema, an extension of the Petri net formalism ....
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....planning and controlling actions can also motivate and ground simple analyses of a number of linguistic phenomena. Our work extends M S s analysis byproviding an active computational model with motivated constraints on aspectual coercion and a more precise description of inter event contingency. #Bailey et al. 1997; Narayanan, 1997a; Narayanan, 1997b# introduced our basic computational model of verbs and events, motivated by recent results in biological control theory.Anovel feature of the model is an event representation called an executing schema, or x schema, an extension of the Petri net formalism ....
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