syntaxgrammar
Syntaxgrammar is a term used in linguistics and computational linguistics to describe an integrated framework for describing language in which syntactic structure and grammatical information are modeled as a single, interdependent system. Rather than treating syntax (word order and phrase structure) and morphology or sentence-level grammar (agreement, case, subcategorization, valency) as separate layers, syntaxgrammar encodes them together so that grammatical relations are reflected simultaneously in form and function.
The approach draws on unification-based and constraint-based grammars. It can be instantiated with established formalisms that
In practice, a syntaxgrammar analysis propagates morphosyntactic features through the parse, linking subjects, predicates, and objects
Critics note that integrating multiple grammatical dimensions can increase complexity and data requirements, and that the
See also: grammar, syntax, unification grammar, HPSG, LFG, CCG, TAG.