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Dear All,
When working in a multi-language setting some features occurring in different languages have the same surface value while having different semantic.
The problem appears for example for Case=Com.
In Irish, Com is the value representing the 'Common' case (Nominative, Accusative), while in Estonian, Com represents the Comitative.
Maybe the Irish 'Com' could be replaced by 'Nom,Acc', or a new value could be defined.
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@MathieuDehouck : thank you for reporting the discrepancy.
Case=Com is part of the universal feature inventory (i.e. not a language-specific extension) and is defined as standing for comitative: http://universaldependencies.org/u/feat/Case.html#com-comitative--associative . It should not be used with different meanings.
Case=Com
@tlynn747 : could you please check this?
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@spyysalo @MathieuDehouck @dan-zeman Please note that we're addressing this in the v2 updates.
OK, @tlynn747, can the issue be closed then?
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Dear All,
When working in a multi-language setting some features occurring in different languages have the same surface value while having different semantic.
The problem appears for example for Case=Com.
In Irish, Com is the value representing the 'Common' case (Nominative, Accusative), while in Estonian, Com represents the Comitative.
Maybe the Irish 'Com' could be replaced by 'Nom,Acc', or a new value could be defined.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: