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Exhaustivity stringency hierarchies #535

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nkalivoda opened this issue Dec 8, 2020 · 0 comments
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Exhaustivity stringency hierarchies #535

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Idea for Exhaustivity stringency hierarchies, based on work by @jbellik on EqualSisters. I thought of this because I was thinking about clitics, and realized our Exhaustivity constraints don't favor [σ] over (σ) over {σ}.

The document ends with a more radical idea for a StrictLayering constraint family.
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