Hello!
I think feature attribute pairs should stay implicit in CG itself, as
they are now, but they are easy to create with a post processor, which
you would need anyway to create output formats like xml or UD's CoNLL
format.
Even if one mapped VerbForm=Fin on a word with CG (which is entirely
possible), this would then be a tag as a whole, and make everything
manual more work, like rule writing or post-editing, because the new tag
is much longer than "Fin" on its own.
Best,
Eckhard
On 06/05/2017 04:07 PM, Edward Garrett wrote:
Hi,
I was wondering whether anyone in this group is using "universal
features" (http://universaldependencies.org/u/feat/index.html) as part
of their Universal Dependency part-of-speech tagging in Constraint
Grammar. If so, are there any conventional or recommended ways of
tagging universal features within CG. For example, a word could have
the following set of features in addition to its POS tag:
VerbForm=Fin|Mood=Ind|Tense=Pqp
The resource below on modelling dependency grammar in CG is helpful,
but it does not address this point.
visl.sdu.dk/~eckhard/powerpoint/CG_ESSLLI_Thursday.pdf
Would there be any interest or value in adding and being able to
operate on Key=Value type tags?
Thanks,
Edward
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