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All my code is on GitHub at https://github.com/mr-martian/GSoC19-recursive |
All my code is on GitHub at https://github.com/mr-martian/GSoC19-recursive |
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The defines a category "gender" consisting of <m> and <f>. The lexical categories "noun" and "adj", matching things of the form "word<n><C>" and "word<adj><C>", respectively, where C is <m> or <f>. The last line defines a non-terminal node "NP" which matches a noun followed by an adjective of the same gender, so "carro<n><m>/car<n> rojo<adj><m>/red<adj>" would become "rojo<adj><m>/red<adj> carro<n><m>/car<n>" but "carro<n><m>/car<n> roja<adj><f>" would not be matched. |
The defines a category "gender" consisting of <m> and <f>. The lexical categories "noun" and "adj", matching things of the form "word<n><C>" and "word<adj><C>", respectively, where C is <m> or <f>. The last line defines a non-terminal node "NP" which matches a noun followed by an adjective of the same gender, so "carro<n><m>/car<n> rojo<adj><m>/red<adj>" would become "rojo<adj><m>/red<adj> carro<n><m>/car<n>" but "carro<n><m>/car<n> roja<adj><f>" would not be matched. |
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| + | I rewrote a portion of the English->Spanish noun phrase rules in a potential transfer formalism. https://github.com/mr-martian/GSoC19-recursive/blob/master/eng-spa.rtx |
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Revision as of 19:05, 12 March 2019
Coding Challenge
All my code is on GitHub at https://github.com/mr-martian/GSoC19-recursive
3/4/19
So far I have reimplemented the Python script from the prototype and added support for attribute categories and parameterized nodes.
Example:
gender = m f;
#noun $gender -> #(n.$gender);
#adj $gender -> #(adj.$gender);
NP $gender -> noun adj { 2 1 } ;
The defines a category "gender" consisting of <m> and <f>. The lexical categories "noun" and "adj", matching things of the form "word<n><C>" and "word<adj><C>", respectively, where C is <m> or <f>. The last line defines a non-terminal node "NP" which matches a noun followed by an adjective of the same gender, so "carro<n><m>/car<n> rojo<adj><m>/red<adj>" would become "rojo<adj><m>/red<adj> carro<n><m>/car<n>" but "carro<n><m>/car<n> roja<adj><f>" would not be matched.
3/12/19
I rewrote a portion of the English->Spanish noun phrase rules in a potential transfer formalism. https://github.com/mr-martian/GSoC19-recursive/blob/master/eng-spa.rtx
