🧑‍🔬 Katrien Beuls

Topics

Evaluation & benchmarks1

Works by year

2020s

2010s

Papers

The most cited first (OpenAlex and our library).

1. Fluid Construction Grammar: State of the Art and Future Outlook (2023 · 10 citations)
   The paper is a survey. It summarizes the Fluid Construction Grammar (FCG) research program. FCG is a computational framework that formalizes the tenets of construction grammar and has its own engine for comprehending and producing utterances on the basis of constructions. The authors situate FCG alongside other…
2. You Shall Know a Construction by the Company it Keeps: Computational Construction Grammar with Embeddings (2025 · 3 citations)
   The authors seek a way to combine symbolic computational construction grammar with numerical (distributional) representations.
3. A Computational Construction Grammar Framework for Modelling Signed Languages (2025 · 1 citation)
   The paper addresses the gap between theoretical constructional descriptions of sign languages and their formalization and computational implementation.
4. Constructions All the Way Up: From Sensory Experiences to Construction Grammars (2025 · 1 citation)
   The authors test a core tenet of construction grammar on a computational model. The tenet is that all linguistic knowledge, from concrete words to abstract schemas, consists of form–meaning pairings that humans acquire through situated communication. In the model, a learner agent builds a grammar directly from…
5. Evaluation Strategies for Computational Construction Grammars (2016 · 1 citation)
   Implementations of computational construction grammars (ECG, FCG, TCG) have so far mostly been evaluated only through proof-of-concept demonstrations.
6. A Method for Learning Large-Scale Computational Construction Grammars from Semantically Annotated Corpora (2026)
   Construction grammars have long been criticized because their precise formal models are hard to scale. The authors propose a way to automatically learn large computational construction grammars from corpora in which sentences carry both syntactic and semantic annotation. For English, the input consists of…
7. Fluid Construction Grammar for Historical and Evolutionary Linguistics (2013)
   The paper is a system demonstration of Fluid Construction Grammar (FCG). It is an open computational formalism with which historical linguistics can investigate not only which changes took place in a language, but also which cognitive and cultural mechanisms caused them. FCG builds on a cognitive-functional approach…
8. Fluid Construction Grammar: The New Kid on the Block (2012)
   This is a demonstration paper on Fluid Construction Grammar (FCG). FCG is a formalism that gives cognitive linguistics and construction grammar a precise computational foundation. The authors explain why classical unification-based tools, built into generative theories such as HPSG, are poorly suited to this purpose.…

Co-authors here

5 co-authors with a page, the most papers together first.

• Paul Van Eecke ×5
• Lara Verheyen ×2
• Luc Steels ×2
• Pieter Wellens ×2
• Remi van Trijp ×2

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