Syntax–Semantics Interface
A central topic in formal linguistics and logic concerned with how formal structure maps onto meaning. It examines the relationship between syntactic rules governing symbol arrangement and semantic interpretation of meaning.
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The paper maps the study of goals onto the syntax-semantics interface from linguistics and logic.
In the syntax-semantics interface, expressions with different syntactic structures may share the same semantics (e.g., active and passive sentences), and the same syntactic structure may also correspond to multiple semantic interpretations (ambiguity).
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The paper maps the study of goals onto the syntax-semantics interface from linguistics and logic.
50%UnverifiedIn the syntax-semantics interface, expressions with different syntactic structures may share the same semantics (e.g., active and passive sentences), and the same syntactic structure may also correspond to multiple semantic interpretations (ambiguity).
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