One of the most basic applications of first-order linear logic is its application for linguistic features such as Case, Gender, Number etc. Though this is easily implemented in first-order linear logic itself, it would be useful to add the possibility of incorporating features into the translation functions for the Displacement calculus and hybrid type-logical grammars
Rudimentary support for features added. Unsure at the moment how to integrate more complex patterns (such as the non-associativity of Moot, 2014); this will require a more complicated strategy.
One of the most basic applications of first-order linear logic is its application for linguistic features such as Case, Gender, Number etc. Though this is easily implemented in first-order linear logic itself, it would be useful to add the possibility of incorporating features into the translation functions for the Displacement calculus and hybrid type-logical grammars