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An X-Bar Approach to Georgian and German / Mariam Dolidze, Natia Putkaradze

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X-Bar schema is not popular in Georgian Computer linguistics. We have decided to build the bilingual Treebank of Georgian and German parallel text. We have designed the trees using X-Bar and have aligned them according to the linguistic-program packet Stockholm TreeAligner.

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