Ideas for Google Summer of Code/Shallow-function labeller
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<spectre> deltamachine_, yes, sorry that is my fault, i had the idea when falling asleep and didn't write much more <spectre> so <spectre> a dependency parser builds a whole tree and assigns labels to the tree <spectre> a shallow-function labeller basically just assigns labels to words, without the tree <spectre> e.g. a function labelled sentence might look something like: <spectre> <spectre> I/@nsubj saw/@fmv the/@mod cat/@obj <spectre> <spectre> so you get the function of the word, but not the exact tree structure <spectre> it's an easier task <spectre> in some ways <spectre> because you don't have to resolve e.g. coordination ambiguity <spectre> http://www.aclweb.org/anthology/E95-1029
