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WoodleyPackard edited this page Aug 31, 2013
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TODO: define current SEM-I specs
Proposal based on discussion at the Abbey on 2013-08-28
Woodley argues that the SEM-I should encode the hierarchy of predicates.
This will allow a tool to calculate MRS subsumption with only the SEM-I
and the MRSs (i.e. without having to parse the grammar). E.g. currently
we have:
def_q_rel : ARG0 x, BODY h, RSTR h.
And we'd like something like:
def_q_rel (def_udef_a_q_rel) : ARG0 x, BODY h, RSTR h.
There is also talk of linking preds that differ by sense (e.g. number of
arguments, like "he ate" vs "he ate a banana"), or mass/count
distinctions ("every paper" vs "all the paper"). This is not trying to
recreate something like WordNet.