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[[Constraint Grammar]] is pretty flexible, it lets you shoot off your feet. |
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==Input== |
==Input== |
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The input is a standard CG format stream with dependency labels (this can also be with CG-proc and [[Apertium stream format]]). |
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<pre> |
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"<Í>" |
"<Í>" |
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"í" Pr @ADVL→ #1->3 |
"í" Pr @ADVL→ #1->3 |
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"<upphavi>" |
"<upphavi>" |
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"upphav" N Neu Sg Dat Indef @P← #2->1 |
"upphav" N Neu Sg Dat Indef @P← #2->1 |
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"<skapti>" |
"<skapti>" |
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"skapa" V Ind Prt Sg @VMAIN #3->0 |
"skapa" V Ind Prt Sg @VMAIN #3->0 |
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"<Gud>" |
"<Gud>" |
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"gudur" N Msc Sg Nom Indef @←SUBJ #4->3 |
"gudur" N Msc Sg Nom Indef @←SUBJ #4->3 |
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"<himmal>" |
"<himmal>" |
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"himmal" N Msc Sg Acc Indef @←OBJ #5->3 |
"himmal" N Msc Sg Acc Indef @←OBJ #5->3 |
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"<og>" |
"<og>" |
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"og" CC @CC #6->5 |
"og" CC @CC #6->5 |
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"<jørð>" |
"<jørð>" |
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"jørð" N Fem Sg Acc Indef @←OBJ #7->5 |
"jørð" N Fem Sg Acc Indef @←OBJ #7->5 |
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"<.>" |
"<.>" |
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"." CLB #8->0 |
"." CLB #8->0 |
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</pre> |
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===Lexical=== |
===Lexical=== |
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You can use some other system for lexical transfer (e.g. an Apertium bilingual dictionary), or you can do it directly in CG. |
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===Movement=== |
===Movement=== |
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Here we move a subject which is right of its main verb to the left (V2 → SVO). |
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$ cat /tmp/movement.cg |
$ cat /tmp/movement.cg |
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MOVE WITHCHILD (*) (@←SUBJ) BEFORE (-1* (@VMAIN)) ; |
MOVE WITHCHILD (*) (@←SUBJ) BEFORE (-1* (@VMAIN)) ; |
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SUBSTITUTE (@←SUBJ) (@SUBJ→) (@←SUBJ) (1 (@VMAIN)) ; |
SUBSTITUTE (@←SUBJ) (@SUBJ→) (@←SUBJ) (1 (@VMAIN)) ; |
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=== Generation === |
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In this step we add the definite article before any definite NP. |
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$ cat /tmp/generate.cg |
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SECTION |
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SUBSTITUTE (Indef) (Def) ("beginning") ; |
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ADDCOHORT ("<the>" "the" Det Def Sg) BEFORE (N Def) ; |
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</pre> |
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===Morphological transfer=== |
===Morphological transfer=== |
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We remove unused features like gender and definiteness. |
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<pre> |
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$ cat /tmp/morphtrans.cg |
$ cat /tmp/morphtrans.cg |
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SECTION |
SECTION |
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SUBSTITUTE (Neu) (*) (Neu); |
SUBSTITUTE (Neu) (*) (Neu); |
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SUBSTITUTE (Acc) (*) (Acc); |
SUBSTITUTE (Acc) (*) (Acc); |
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SUBSTITUTE (Indef) (*) (Indef); |
SUBSTITUTE (Indef) (*) (Indef); |
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...or... |
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$ cat /tmp/morphtrans.cg |
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SECTION |
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LIST ToKill = Neu Fem Msc Nom Dat Acc Indef ; |
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SUBSTITUTE ToKill (*) $$ToKill ; |
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</pre> |
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==Output== |
==Output== |
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And finally run the whole thing. |
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<pre> |
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$ cat /tmp/in | vislcg3 --grammar /tmp/movement.cg | vislcg3 --grammar /tmp/lexical_transfer.cg | vislcg3 --grammar /tmp/morphtrans.cg |
$ cat /tmp/in | vislcg3 --grammar /tmp/movement.cg | vislcg3 --grammar /tmp/lexical_transfer.cg | vislcg3 --grammar /tmp/generate.cg | vislcg3 --grammar /tmp/morphtrans.cg |
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"<Í>" |
"<Í>" |
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"in" Pr #1-> |
"in" Pr @ADVL→ #1->5 |
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"<the>" |
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"the" Det Def Sg #2->2 |
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"<upphavi>" |
"<upphavi>" |
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"beginning" N Sg |
"beginning" N Sg Def @P← #3->1 |
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"<Gud>" |
"<Gud>" |
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"god" N Sg # |
"god" N Sg @SUBJ→ #4->5 |
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"<skapti>" |
"<skapti>" |
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"create" V Ind Prt Sg # |
"create" V Ind Prt Sg @VMAIN #5->0 |
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"<himmal>" |
"<himmal>" |
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"heaven" N Sg # |
"heaven" N Sg @←OBJ #6->5 |
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"<og>" |
"<og>" |
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"and" CC # |
"and" CC @CC #7->6 |
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"<jørð>" |
"<jørð>" |
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"earth" N Sg # |
"earth" N Sg @←OBJ #8->6 |
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"<.>" |
"<.>" |
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"." CLB # |
"." CLB #9->0 |
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</pre> |
</pre> |
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Latest revision as of 11:35, 26 August 2011
Constraint Grammar is pretty flexible, it lets you shoot off your feet.
Input[edit]
The input is a standard CG format stream with dependency labels (this can also be with CG-proc and Apertium stream format).
"<Í>" "í" Pr @ADVL→ #1->3 "<upphavi>" "upphav" N Neu Sg Dat Indef @P← #2->1 "<skapti>" "skapa" V Ind Prt Sg @VMAIN #3->0 "<Gud>" "gudur" N Msc Sg Nom Indef @←SUBJ #4->3 "<himmal>" "himmal" N Msc Sg Acc Indef @←OBJ #5->3 "<og>" "og" CC @CC #6->5 "<jørð>" "jørð" N Fem Sg Acc Indef @←OBJ #7->5 "<.>" "." CLB #8->0
Grammars[edit]
Lexical[edit]
You can use some other system for lexical transfer (e.g. an Apertium bilingual dictionary), or you can do it directly in CG.
$ cat /tmp/lexical_transfer.cg SECTION SUBSTITUTE ("í") ("in") ("í"); SUBSTITUTE ("upphav") ("beginning") ("upphav"); SUBSTITUTE ("himmal") ("heaven") ("himmal"); SUBSTITUTE ("og") ("and") ("og"); SUBSTITUTE ("jørð") ("earth") ("jørð"); SUBSTITUTE ("skapa") ("create") ("skapa"); SUBSTITUTE ("gudur") ("god") ("gudur");
Movement[edit]
Here we move a subject which is right of its main verb to the left (V2 → SVO).
$ cat /tmp/movement.cg SECTION MOVE WITHCHILD (*) (@←SUBJ) BEFORE (-1* (@VMAIN)) ; SUBSTITUTE (@←SUBJ) (@SUBJ→) (@←SUBJ) (1 (@VMAIN)) ;
Generation[edit]
In this step we add the definite article before any definite NP.
$ cat /tmp/generate.cg SECTION SUBSTITUTE (Indef) (Def) ("beginning") ; ADDCOHORT ("<the>" "the" Det Def Sg) BEFORE (N Def) ;
Morphological transfer[edit]
We remove unused features like gender and definiteness.
$ cat /tmp/morphtrans.cg SECTION SUBSTITUTE (Neu) (*) (Neu); SUBSTITUTE (Fem) (*) (Fem); SUBSTITUTE (Msc) (*) (Msc); SUBSTITUTE (Nom) (*) (Nom); SUBSTITUTE (Dat) (*) (Dat); SUBSTITUTE (Acc) (*) (Acc); SUBSTITUTE (Indef) (*) (Indef);
...or...
$ cat /tmp/morphtrans.cg SECTION LIST ToKill = Neu Fem Msc Nom Dat Acc Indef ; SUBSTITUTE ToKill (*) $$ToKill ;
Output[edit]
And finally run the whole thing.
$ cat /tmp/in | vislcg3 --grammar /tmp/movement.cg | vislcg3 --grammar /tmp/lexical_transfer.cg | vislcg3 --grammar /tmp/generate.cg | vislcg3 --grammar /tmp/morphtrans.cg "<Í>" "in" Pr @ADVL→ #1->5 "<the>" "the" Det Def Sg #2->2 "<upphavi>" "beginning" N Sg Def @P← #3->1 "<Gud>" "god" N Sg @SUBJ→ #4->5 "<skapti>" "create" V Ind Prt Sg @VMAIN #5->0 "<himmal>" "heaven" N Sg @←OBJ #6->5 "<og>" "and" CC @CC #7->6 "<jørð>" "earth" N Sg @←OBJ #8->6 "<.>" "." CLB #9->0