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Simplified Lab 2 and linked to this year's lectures

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rather than chapters.
The abstract syntax is given in the subdirectory grammars/abstract/
## Session 5
## After lecture 6
1. Design a morphology for the main lexical types (N, A, V) with parameters and a couple of paradigms.
2. Test it by implementing the lexicon in the MicroLang module. You need to define lincat N,A,V,V2 as well as the paradigms in MicroResource.
*To deliver*: the lexicon part of files MicroGrammarX.gf and MicroResourceX.gf for your language of choice X. Follow the structure of MicroGrammarEng and MicroResourceEng when preparing these.
## Session 6
## After lecture 7
1. Define the linearization types of main phrasal categories - the remaining categories in MicroLang.
2. Define the rest of the linearization rules in MicroLang.
*To deliver*: MicroLangX and MicroResourceX for your language of choice, with the lexicon part from Session 5 completed with syntax part.
## Session 7
1. Add concrete UD labels.
2. Generate a synthetic UD treebank by using gfud.
*To deliver* for your language X, file MicroLangX.labels and a treebank in CoNLL format with 20 trees.
*Deadline*: until the end of the course.
## Session 8
## After lecture 9
1. Try out the applications in `../python` and read its README carefully.
2. Add a concrete syntax for your language to one of the grammars
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*Deadline*: 31 May. Demo your grammars (both Micro and this one) at
the last lecture of the course!
### Alternative from 2022
*If you want to do this instead of the current Session 8, contact Aarne first*
The task is to add a language to the grammar in `wikipedia/`. Mode details coming soon.
More information on the task can be find in
- the lecture notes: https://github.com/aarneranta/NLG-examples/blob/main/doc/gf-nlg.pdf
- the slides shown on lecture 9: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1gQTI_vv6anBCaUCJujGxJZbmZBKuXPN_rRUYRgdvXio/edit?usp=sharing
- the GF Summer School film: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gX_y2BqJ0w0&list=PL7VkoRLnYYP6EZngakW7lNNCTjfC93uh0&index=15
## A method for testing your Micro grammar