背顶点式用英文怎么说

"Parsing with a head-corner parser" is a way to describe the process of using a head-corner parser in natural language processing.

A head-corner parser is a type of parser that is based on the head-corner parsing algorithm, which was first proposed by John E. Baker in the 1970s. The head-corner parsing algorithm is a bottom-up parsing technique that is used to analyze the syntactic structure of a sentence by identifying the head (or main) word of each phrase and the corner (or subordinate) words that modify it.

Here are some examples of Engpsh sentences that could be analyzed using a head-corner parser, along with their Chinese translations:

"The cat sat on the mat." (猫坐在垫子上。)
"She ate a spce of pie for breakfast." (她早餐吃了一片馅饼。)
"He gave the book to his sister." (他把书给了他的妹妹。)

In each of these examples, the head-corner parser would identify the head word of each phrase (e.g. "sat," "ate," "gave") and the corner words that modify it (e.g. "the cat," "a spce of pie," "the book to his sister"). This information can then be used to analyze the syntactic structure of the sentence and understand its meaning.