Abstract
A formal linguistitic model is presented, which produces, for a given conceptual representation of an extralinguistic
situation, a corresponding semantic representation [SemR] that, in its turn, underlies the deep-syntactic representations of four
near-synonymous Russian sentences expressing the starting information. Two full-fledged lexical entries are given for the lexemes
besporjadki ‘disturbance’ and stolknovenie ‘clash(N)’, appearing in these sentences. Some principles of
lexicalization – that is, matching the formal lexicographic definitions to the starting semantic representation in order to produce the
deep-syntactic structures of the corresponding sentences – are formulated and illustrated; the problem of approximate matching is dealt with
in sufficient detail.
Application of Improved BM Algorithm in String Approximate Matching
