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Implement nmod:desc for honorific pre-nominal titles: Mr., Dr., etc. #561
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… titles; amod for Postmaster/Registrar General; structure of Lt. Governor/General (#561)
I reviewed flat-initial PROPNs in GUM and EWT and filtered out the honorifics. The lexical lists in the query can be used for a conversion rule. In the above review, found a few GUM errors:
N.B. "Dean" and "Earl" are in principle ambiguous between titles and first names, but in the data they are only the latter. |
…cript flat2nmoddesc.ini (a handful requiring manual correction; see comment in script)
Mostly done with EWT but a few edeps from relative clauses to relativizer antecedents got deleted—need to investigate. (I think 2 new rules after invert headedness will solve this: enhanced relation constraints |
Could you share your whole depedit script as a starting point for GUM too? We won't need the edeps part but the basic dependencies would benefit from it! |
Oh, if such a script already exists, we could run that on ParTUT as well. Could pass it along to @LarsAhrenberg for LinES is updating ParTUT going to be a community effort? seems like the author is still out there occasionally doing things, but only very occasionally |
But see the note at the end about nested cases requiring manual attention. |
I can answer annotation questions about other treebanks but in terms of proactive updates, I have my hands pretty well full maintaining EWT. |
https://universal.grew.fr/?custom=6769d90c72a6ehttps://universal.grew.fr/?custom=676acf880dbd0Manually implementing the few that are not
flat
(many instances of "St." for "Saint" arecompound
). Will make a rule for theflat
ones.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: