Junction Grammar is a theoretical framework for understanding the syntax and structure of natural language. Developed by linguist Robert C. Berwick and others, Junction Grammar seeks to represent the relationships between words and phrases more dynamically than traditional grammar models. The key features of Junction Grammar include: 1. **Junctions**: These are the points of connection between different components of a sentence, such as words, phrases, or clauses.
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