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In 1969 Kiparsky and Staal proposed that Pāṇini’s Aṣṭhādhyāyī contained a four-level hierarchy of rules. While modifying the interrelation of the levels, Kiparsky (2002) still maintains the four-level hierarchy. R. Rocher (1964: 51) and Cardona (1976: 215-224) argued against such a hierarchy, the former maintaining that Pāṇini operated just with a two-level hierarchy of meaning...
The current paper compares obvious methods to implement a few aspects of Sanskrit grammar computationally, comments upon the degree to which they approach or depart from Pāṇinian methodology and exemplifies methods that would achieve a closer model. Two questions essential to determining a basic framework in which to implement Pāṇinian grammar computationally are dealt with in some detail: the question...
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