2026 Ivan A. Sag: Engineering and Technology Researcher – H-Index, Publications & Awards

Discipline name	D-Index	World Ranking	National Ranking	Publications	Citations
Engineering and Technology	38	7870	2149	70	37554

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Engineering and Technology

7870

2149

37554

Overview

Ivan A. Sag was affiliated with Stanford University in the United States. Their academic career was marked by involvement in linguistics and related fields. No specific details on recent papers, co-authors, or frequent publication venues were provided in the available data.

The profile contains no records of book publications or specific awards won by Ivan A. Sag. Similarly, no detailed information on main fields of study, subfields, or main topics of work was documented.

Despite the absence of detailed research outputs in this source, Ivan A. Sag's association with Stanford University suggests a background in scholarship linked to this institution.

Best Publications

Head-driven phrase structure grammar

Ivan A. Sag;Carl Jesse Pollard

7449
Citations
Head-Driven Phrase Structure Grammar

Takao Gunji;Carl Pollard;Ivan A. Sag

5767
Citations
Generalized Phrase Structure Grammar

Gerald Gazdar;Ewan Klein;Geoffrey Pullum;Ivan Sag

4425
Citations
Information-Based Syntax and Semantics, Vol. 1: Fundamentals

Carl Pollard;Ivan A. Sag

2552
Citations
Information-based syntax and semantics

Carl Jesse Pollard;Ivan A. Sag

2541
Citations
Syntactic Theory: A Formal Introduction

Ivan A. Sag;Thomas Wasow

1913
Citations
REFERENTIAL AND QUANTIFICATIONAL INDEFINITES

Janet Dean Fodor;Janet Dean Fodor;Ivan A. Sag;Ivan A. Sag

1640
Citations
Multiword Expressions: A Pain in the Neck for NLP

Ivan A. Sag;Timothy Baldwin;Francis Bond;Ann A. Copestake

1542
Citations
Minimal Recursion Semantics An Introduction

Ann Copestake;Dan Flickinger;Dan Flickinger;Carl Pollard;Ivan A. Sag

1511
Citations
Coordination and how to distinguish categories

Ivan A. Sag;Gerald Gazdar;Thomas Wasow;Steven Weisler

718
Citations
Interrogative Investigations: The Form, Meaning, and Use of English Interrogatives

Jonathan Ginzburg;Ivan A. Sag

663
Citations
Satisfying constraints on extraction and adjunction

Gosse Bouma;Robert Malouf;Ivan A. Sag

521
Citations
An Integrated Theory of Complement Control.

Ivan A. Sag;Carl Pollard

449
Citations
Type-driven translation

Ewan Klein;Ivan A. Sag

389
Citations
Sign-based construction grammar: An informal synopsis

Ivan A. Sag

280
Citations
Translation using Minimal Recursion Semantics

Ann Copestake;Dan Flickinger;Rob Malouf;Susanne Riehemann

211
Citations
Coordinate Ellipsis and Apparent Non-Constituent Coordination

John Beavers;Ivan A. Sag

179
Citations
Negation without Head-Movement

Jong-Bok Kim;Ivan A. Sag

115
Citations
Argument Structure, Valence, and Binding

Christopher D. Manning;Ivan A. Sag

110
Citations
Performance‐Compatible Competence Grammar

Ivan A. Sag;Thomas Wasow

106
Citations
In Search of a Systematic Treatment of Determinerless PPs

Timothy Baldwin;John Beavers;Leonoor van der Beek;Francis Bond

80
Citations
Remarks on Locality

Ivan A. Sag

60
Citations
An information-based theory of agreement

Carl Jesse Pollard;Ivan A. Sag

56
Citations
PROCESSING ENGLISH WITH A GENERALIZED PHRASE STRUCTURE GRAMMAR

Jean Mark Gawron;Jonathan King;John Lamping;Egon Loebner

51
Citations
Remarks on Sluicing

Ivan A. Sag;Joanna Nykiel

28
Citations
Some Empirical Issues in the Grammar of Extraction

Robert D. Levine;Ivan A. Sag

20
Citations
Lessons from the English auxiliary system

Ivan A. Sag;Rui P. Chaves;Anne Abeillé;Bruno Estigarribia

17
Citations
Montage: Leveraging advances in grammar engineering, linguistic ontologies, and mark-up for the documentation of underdescribed languages

Jeff Good;Emily Bender;Ivan Sag;Dan Flickinger

15
Citations
English Object Extraposition: A Constraint-Based Approach

Jong-Bok Kim;Ivan A. Sag

14
Citations
Adverb Extraction and Coordination: a Reply to Levine

Ivan A. Sag

11
Citations
How Hard a Problem Would This Be to Solve

Paul Kay;Ivan A. Sag

5
Citations
A Unified Analysis of French Causatives

Harry J. Tily;Ivan A. Sag

3
Citations
Constraint-Based Extraction

Ivan A. Sag

0
Citations
Computational realization of a generalized phrase structure grammar: University of Sussex, England

Gerald Gazdar;Ewan Klein;Geoffrey Pullum;Ivan Sag

0
Citations

Frequent Co-Authors

Dan Flickinger Stanford University

Geoffrey K. Pullum University of Edinburgh

Ann Copestake University of Cambridge

Ewan Klein University of Edinburgh

Jonathan Ginzburg Université Paris Cité

Timothy Baldwin University of Melbourne

Christopher D. Manning Stanford University

Paul Kay University of California, Berkeley

Henriëtte de Swart Utrecht University

T. Florian Jaeger University of Rochester

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