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some questions on the amr tutorial sentences #26
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2.---- 3.---- 4.---- 5.---- 6.---- 7.---- 8.---- and 9.---- |
(4): The convention for government is to always use |
"the boy is a hard worker" focus only affects the very top concept. the rest is determined by semantic relations, using inverses when necessary. for the very top of an AMR, we have a test that sometimes works -- wrap "believe" or "saw" or something around your AMR. we can wrap the possibilities: #1-style (b / believe-01
:arg0 (i / i)
:arg1 (w / work-01
:ARG0 (b / boy)
:manner (h / hard))) #2-style (b / believe-01
:arg0 (i / i)
:arg1 (p / person
:domain (b / boy)
:ARG0-of (w / work-01
:manner (h / hard)))) the former seems a little better. #3-style (b / believe-01
:arg0 (i / i)
:arg1 (h / hard
:manner-of (w / work-01
:ARG0 (b / boy)))) i would go with #3, but #1 seems ok too. it's more clear for "i saw that the rock was hard" (#3 style) versus "i saw a hard rock" (#2 style). ps. when thinking about focus, we don't think about "nominal" or "clausal" or syntactic things like that. |
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The boy must not go. [isi_0001_5]
Annotator archna
Annotator consensus
QUESTION: Why do we not have an ARG1 for "obligate" - is it because we assume that we don't have 2 clauses here?
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The man died between the house and the river. [isi_0001_21]
Annotator archna
Annotator consensus
QUESTION: Is there a principled way to determine if we will get the same relation op1 or different op1, op2 etc? In the following we get two different role names.
[35] consensus isi_0002.95 (snt. 132 in workset guidelines, last updated on Tue Jul 3, 2012)
The performance will take between 45 minutes and an hour.
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He was a participant in the scheme. [isi_0001_22]
Annotator archna
Annotator consensus
QUESTION: Why is "scheme" ARG1 of "participate"?
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According to government sources, the killing happened yesterday. [isi_0001_23]
Annotator archna TOP: report-01
Annotator consensus TOP: say-01
QUESTION: Why do we have ARG0-of? Is that necessary?
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The boy came and left. [isi_0001_24]
Annotator archna
Annotator consensus
QUESTION: Why is "boy" Arg1 instead of Arg0 for the predicate "come"? And do we differentiate between the unaccusative and unergative intransitive verbs for the PB labels here?
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The boy is a hard worker. [isi_0001_25]
Annotator archna TOP: work-01
Annotator consensus TOP: person
QUESTION/COMMENT: I thought we would use "top person" when we want to express a noun phrase like "a hard worker (boy)" instead of a clause. If we have two ways to express this semantic content, we need to be consistent in whether we use one form or the other, I think we choose that depending on what is being focussed. If it is a nominal expression "a hard worker (boy)", the person is being focussed and the second annotation above seems better; but if it is clausal, the fact that the boy is a hard worker is focussed, so we use the first annotation above.
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the earlier plan
QUESTION: This question is not that important but why do we not mark it as "plan-01"? Is it because it was not a verb but a noun?
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several hundred boys [isi_0001_32]
Annotator archna
Annotator consensus
QUESTION: I'm not sure about this difference. I looked at the guidelines, I see we do it this (consensus) way, but I am just curious why we do it this way.
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about 10 miles [isi_0001_35]
Annotator archna TOP: distance-quantity
Annotator consensus TOP: about
QUESTION: What is the difference between "about 10 miles" and "more than 4000 boys"/ "between 4000 and 5000 boys"? All are variations of quantities.
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