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  <Title>THE IPS SYSTEM</Title>
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ACIDS DE COLING-92, Nar, rrEs, 23-28 Ao~-r 1992 8 7 3 PR()c. OF COLING-92, NANTES, AUG. 23-28, 1992
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    <Paragraph position="0"> this scheme, at each step in the parsing process, provides the filtering components, including user-interaction, with struct/tres that are as much interpreted as possible. Not only does this make the selection process much more reliable, it is also consistent with psycholinguistic evidence for incremental sentence parsing.</Paragraph>
    <Paragraph position="1"> Although still under development, the IPS parser, which uses a lexical database exceeding 80,000 entries, has a fairly broad grammaticai coverage including simple and complex sentences, complex determiners and possessives, yes/no and wh-interrogatives, relatives, passive, some comparatives as well as some cases of coordination (of same category). The bYench version also handles typical Romance constructions such as clitics and causatives.</Paragraph>
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