;;; -*- Mode: tdl; Coding: utf-8; -*- ;;; ;;; Copyright (c) 1994-2005 ;;; Dan Flickinger, Rob Malouf, Emily M. Bender ;;; see LICENSE for conditions ;;; ;;; lexrinst.tdl ;;; ;;; Instances of lexical rules defined in lexrules.tdl ;;; ;;; Created: Ann Copestake, 30-Sept-97 ;;; ;;; $Id: lexrinst.tdl 6565 2009-05-24 08:05:14Z danf $ v_aux-sb-inv_dlr := sai & [ RNAME "LSAI" ]. ;sailr_rbst := sai & ; [ RNAME "LSAI" ]. #| v_aux-advadd_dlr := adv_addition & [ SYNSEM.LOCAL.CAT.VAL.COMPS.FIRST.LOCAL.CAT.HEAD.MINORS.MIN neg_rel, RNAME "LADV" ]. |# v_aux-advadd_dlr := adv_addition & [ RNAME "LADV" ]. ;;; Tempted to block ellipsis, but not consistently marked. ;;; e.g. `Jerome did' v_aux-ell-ref_dlr := vp_ellipsis_ref & [ SYNSEM.MODIFD.RPERIPH +, RNAME "LVER" ]. ; v_aux-ell-xpl_dlr := vp_ellipsis_expl & ; [ RNAME "LVEX" ]. ;vgering := vger_ing & ; [ RNAME "LVGR" ]. v_nger-intr_dlr := intrans_nominal_gerund & [ RNAME "LNGI" ]. v_nger-pp_dlr := intrans_pp_nominal_gerund & [ RNAME "LNGP" ]. v_nger-tr_dlr := trans_nominal_gerund & [ RNAME "LNGT" ]. n_det-mnth_dlr := month_det_lr & [ RNAME "LMD" ]. n_det-wkdy_dlr := weekday_det_lr & [ RNAME "LWD" ]. j_att_dlr := attr_adj_lr & [ RNAME "LJA" ]. v_j-nb-intr_dlr := attr_verb_part_lr & [ RNAME "LJV" ]. v_j-nb-prp-tr_dlr := attr_verb_part_tr_lr & [ RNAME "LJVT" ]. v_j-nb-pas-tr_dlr := attr_verb_part_psv_lr & [ RNAME "LJVP" ]. v_j-nme-intr_dlr := attr_verb_part_intr_namemod_lr & [ RNAME "LJVN" ]. v_j-nme-tr_dlr := attr_verb_part_tr_namemod_lr & [ RNAME "LJVN" ]. det_prt-of-agr_dlr := part_ppof_agr_constr & [ RNAME "LPCA" ]. det_prt-of-nagr_dlr := part_ppof_noagr_constr & [ RNAME "LPCN" ]. det_prt-nocmp_dlr := part_nocomp_constr & [ RNAME "LPN" ]. v_np-prtcl_dlr := NP_particle_lr & [ RNAME "LNPP" ]. v_dat_dlr := dative_shift_lr & [ RNAME "LDAT" ]. j_n-minut_dlr := minute_prep_lr & [ RNAME "LMIN" ]. ;;v_aux-tag_dlr := tag & ;; [ RNAME "LTAG" ]. j_enough_dlr := enough_addition & [ RNAME "LENO" ]. n_bipart_dlr := bipart_lr & [ RNAME "LBPT" ]. ;w_italics_dlr := foreign_lr & ; [ RNAME "LFW" ]. v_inv-quot_dlr := inverted_quote_lr & [ RNAME "LINQ" ]. n_n-ed_odlr := %suffix (* ed) (!ty !tied) (e ed) (!t!v!c !t!v!c!ced) noun_adj_lr & [ ND-AFF +, RNAME "LNJ" ]. #| v_v-re_dlr := %prefix (* re) (* re-) verb_prefix_rule & [ ND-AFF +, RNAME "LRE", SYNSEM.PHON.ONSET con, C-CONT.RELS ]. v_v-pre_dlr := %prefix (* pre) (* pre-) verb_prefix_rule & [ ND-AFF +, RNAME "LPRE", SYNSEM.PHON.ONSET con, C-CONT.RELS ]. v_v-mis_dlr := %prefix (* mis) (* mis-) verb_prefix_rule & [ ND-AFF +, RNAME "LMIS", SYNSEM.PHON.ONSET con, C-CONT.RELS ]. ;;; ;;; _fix_me_ ;;; to make this rule functional, token mapping would have to not separate off ;;; |co-| (in `derivational_prefix_tmr'). however, doing that would then mean ;;; that either (a) we provide a prefixation rule for other parts of speech too ;;; (`co-author', maybe `co-educational') or minimally adjust existing lexical ;;; entries (currently MWEs); or (b) that we create a token-level ambiguity; i ;;; hesitate doing the latter. but maybe it would not be so bad, in the end? ;;; the same problem applies to other derivational rules, of course. ;;; (13-mar-09; oe) v_v-co_dlr := %prefix (* co-) verb_prefix_rule & [ ND-AFF +, RNAME "LCO", SYNSEM.PHON.ONSET con, C-CONT.RELS ]. v_v-un_dlr := %prefix (* un) (* un-) verb_prefix_rule & [ ND-AFF +, RNAME "LUNV", C-CONT.RELS ]. v_v-counter_dlr := %prefix (* counter) (* counter-) verb_prefix_rule & [ ND-AFF +, RNAME "LUNV", SYNSEM.PHON.ONSET con, C-CONT.RELS ]. |# ;;; From arboretum/mal-inflr.tdl ;; Disagreement rules, one for each direction. Pair synsem with ;; "wrong" forms: The dog bark/the dogs barks. ;; ;; Constrain this one to only apply to pronominal subject, to avoid spurious ;; analysis using both this rule and the mal_plur_noun_irule ;; DPF 25-jun-10 - But we also want to catch e.g. "my knees hurts", so let's ;; try blocking --BARE +, to avoid the above spuriosity. ;; non_third_sg_fin_v_rbst := %suffix (!s !ss) (!ss !ssses) (ss sses) (!ty !ties) (ch ches) (sh shes) (x xes) (z zes) lex_rule_infl_affixed & [ GENRE robust, ND-AFF +, SYNSEM.LOCAL non_third_sg_fin_verb & [ CAT.VAL.SUBJ < [ LOCAL.CAT.HEAD [ --BARE -, MINORS.MIN nonpart_nom_rel ] ] > ], RNAME "MN3S" ]. ;; DPF 2010-08-16 - Block subject extraction, to avoid spurious analysis for ;; "What do Kim and Abrams ..." third_sg_fin_v_rbst := lex_rule_infl_affixed & [ GENRE robust, ND-AFF -, ORTH #stem, DTR [ ORTH #stem, SYNSEM.LOCAL.CAT [ HEAD.--MAL3SG +, VAL.SUBJ < expressed_synsem > ] ], SYNSEM.LOCAL third_sg_fin_verb, RNAME "M3S" ]. ;; DPF 10-May-04 - We take plural marking on noun as intended (not to be ;; corrected), so only have one mal infl-rule for nouns to correct ;; 'two dog bark' to 'two dogs bark'. We will need a statistical preference ;; mechanism to choose one of the two possible corrections for 'dog bark': ;; either 'dogs bark' or 'a/the dog barks'. But have to have both, since ;; 'he bark' should presumably get corrected to 'he barks' (not 'they bark'). ;; DPF 07-feb-10 - Changed DTR..MIN norm_nom_rel to reg_nom_rel, so it also ;; applies to measure nouns, as in "they ran twenty six mile." ;; Note that CASE on dtr must be nom to avoid spurious ambiguity for e.g. ;; direct objects where there is no constraint on number. ;; DPF 30-mar-10 - Restrict this to only apply when the determiner is overt, ;; to avoid spurious ambiguity for e.g. "she told her brother borrow her book" ;; where `brother' formerly got made a plural. So now we assume that number ;; on nouns is as the writer intended, unless there is a determiner present, ;; which might indicate competing number, as in "most thing are important" ;; the verb to match robustly when needed. ;; DPF 07-apr-10 - But still getting too much spurious ambiguity, as in ;; "His soup is". So restrict further to just deictic dets for now. plur_noun_irule_rbst := lex_rule_infl_affixed & [ GENRE robust, ND-AFF -, ORTH #stem, SYNSEM.LOCAL.CAT.HEAD.--BARE +, DTR [ ORTH #stem, SYNSEM.LOCAL.CAT [ HEAD [ MINORS.MIN reg_nom_rel, CASE nom ], VAL.SPR < canonical_synsem & [ --MIN demonstrative_q_rel ] > ] ], SYNSEM.LOCAL plur_noun, RNAME "MPLN" ]. ; For |Kim, Abrams(,) and Browne| w_paren_comma-nf_plr := %suffix (!. !.\(,\)) punctuation_comma_rule.