Gorn address
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A Gorn address (Gorn, 1967) is a method of addressing an interior node within a tree from a phrase structure rule description or parse tree. The address is a string made up of a series of one or more integers separated by dots, e.g., 0 or 0.0.1. The j-th child of the i-th node has an address i.j. It is named after Saul Gorn.
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- Gorn, S. (1967). Explicit definitions and linguistic dominoes. Systems and Computer Science, Eds. J. Hart & S. Takasu. 77-115. University of Toronto Press, Toronto Canada.
