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Here "East Coast" is a very important noun phrase that is disregarded and not stated as an implicit proposition.
PropS, however, recognizes it: Bears:(subj:Hurricane Sandy , prep:Down on East Coast )
(and so does the Berkeley parser).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
* Addressing #36 by ordering the implicit arguments according to the order in which they appeared in the sentence
* Addressing #25 by removing implicit entities
* Addressing #37, #38 by better handling of NP modifiers
We came across a case where an important implicit proposition was not stated even though PropS has it:
Here "East Coast" is a very important noun phrase that is disregarded and not stated as an implicit proposition.
PropS, however, recognizes it:
Bears:(subj:Hurricane Sandy , prep:Down on East Coast )
(and so does the Berkeley parser).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: