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Transition-based dependency parsers usually use transition systems that monotonically extend partial parse states until they identify a complete parse tree. This increases the size of the set of complete parse trees that each partial parse state can derive, enabling such a parser to escape the "garden paths" that can trap monotonic greedy transition-based dependency parsers.
Honnibal et al. (Thu,) studied this question.