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Coordination in natural language hampers efficient parsing, especially due to the multiple and mostly unintended candidate conjuncts/disjuncts in a given sentence that shows structural ambiguity. The problem gets more serious in a combinatory categorial grammar framework, which is well known for its competent treatment of coordination, as the flexibility of syntactic analysis often strikes back as spurious ambiguity. We propose to address these ambiguities with predicate argument structures and semantic co-occurrence similarity information, and present encouraging results.

Informed parsing for coordination with combinatory categorial grammar