Easy and Hard Constraint Ranking in OT: Algorithms and Complexity
Jason Eisner
备注:
12 pages, online proceedings version (small corrections and clarifications to printed version)
发表信息:
Jason Eisner, Lauri Karttunen and Alain Theriault (eds.), Finite-State Phonology: Proceedings of the 5th Workshop of the ACL Special Interest Group in Computational Phonology (SIGPHON), pp. 22-33. Luxembourg, August 2000
We consider the problem of ranking a set of OT constraints in a manner consistent with data.
We speed up Tesar and Smolensky's RCD algorithm to be linear on the number of constraints. This finds a ranking so each attested form x_i beats or ties a particular competitor y_i. We also generalize RCD so each x_i beats or ties all possible competitors.
Alas, this more realistic version of learning has no polynomial algorithm unless P=NP! Indeed, not even generation does. So one cannot improve qualitatively upon brute force:
Merely checking that a single (given) ranking is consistent with given forms is coNP-complete if the surface forms are fully observed and Delta_2^p-complete if not. Indeed, OT generation is OptP-complete. As for ranking, determining whether any consistent ranking exists is coNP-hard (but in Delta_2^p) if the forms are fully observed, and Sigma_2^p-complete if not.
Finally, we show that generation and ranking are easier in derivational theories: in P, and NP-complete.
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