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Rule 1: Create a tuple for every    A1 Verb A2    where A1 and A2 are any of {A0, A1, A2,  …, A5}
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== Rules ==
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John was reading a book.
 
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A0: John  read.01  A1: a book
 
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(John,  was reading,  a book)
 
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John sat in the library.
 
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A1: John  sit.01    A2: in the library
 
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(John,  sat,  in the library)
 
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Rule 2: Ignore AM_MNR but use dependency graph to include adverbials in relation
 
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John was reading quietly. 
 
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A0: John  read.01    AM_MNR: quietly
 
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(John,  was reading quietly,  )
 
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John sat quietly in the library.
 
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A1: John  sit.01    AM_MNR: quietly  A2: in the library
 
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(John,  sat quietly,  in the library)
 
  
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Rule 3a:  Multiple arg2  with same arg1, second arg2 starts with a verb.   
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# Create a tuple for every    A1 Verb A2    where A1 and A2 are any of {A0, A1, A2,  …, A5}
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Create two tuples, use both verbs in relation for  arg2 that starts with verb.
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#: John was reading a book.
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Don’t create  the tuple with embedded verb.
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#: A0: John  read.01  A1: a book
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John hopes to read the book.
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#:: (John,  was reading,  a book)
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A0: John  hope.01  A1:to read the book   
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#: John sat in the library.
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A0: John  read.01  A1: the book  
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#:: A1: John  sit.01    A2: in the library
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? (John,  hopes,  to read the book)
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#::(John,  sat,  in the library)
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(John,  hopes to read,  the book)  
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# Ignore AM_MNR but use dependency graph to include adverbials in relation
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* (John,  to read,  the book)
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#: John was reading quietly.  
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John sat in the library, reading a book.
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#::A0: John  read.01    AM_MNR: quietly
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A1: John  sit.01  A2: in the library  AM_PRD: reading a book
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#:: (John,  was reading quietly,  )
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A0: John  read.01  A1: a book
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#: John sat quietly in the library.
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(John,  sat,  in the library)
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#:: A1: John  sit.01    AM_MNR: quietly  A2: in the library
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(John,  sat reading,  a book)  
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#:: (John,  sat quietly,  in the library)
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* (John,  reading, a book)
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John reads books to stimulate his mind.  
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## Multiple arg2  with same arg1, second arg2 starts with a verb.   
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A0: John  read.01  A1: books  AM_PRP: to stimulate his mind
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##: Create two tuples, use both verbs in relation for  arg2 that starts with verb.
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A0: John  stimulate.01  A1: his mind
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##: Don’t create  the tuple with embedded verb.
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(John,  reads,  books)  
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##: John hopes to read the book.
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? (John,  reads books,  to stimulate his mind)
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##:: A0: John  hope.01  A1:to read the book   
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(John,  reads to stimulate,  his mind)
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##:: A0: John  read.01  A1: the book  
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* (John,  to stimulate,  his mind)
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##:: ? (John,  hopes,  to read the book)
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##:: (John,  hopes to read,  the book)  
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##:: * (John,  to read,  the book)
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##: John sat in the library, reading a book.
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Rule 3b: Multiple arg2 with same arg1, second  arg2 starts with preposition.
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##:: A1: John  sit.01  A2: in the library  AM_PRD: reading a book
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Append the arg that starts with a preposition to the previous arg2.
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##:: A0: John  read.01  A1: a book
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John reads books for stimulating his mind.
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##:: (John,  sat,  in the library)
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A0: John  read.01  A1: books  AM_PRP: for stimulating his mind
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##:: (John,  sat reading,  a book)  
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A0: John  stimulate.01  A1: mind
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##:: * (John,  reading, a book)
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(John,  reads,  books,  for stimulating his mind)  
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##: John reads books to stimulate his mind.  
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? (John,  reads books,  for stimulating his mind)  
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##:: A0: John  read.01  A1: books  AM_PRP: to stimulate his mind
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Tr (John,  reads,  books for stimulating his mind)  
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##:: A0: John  stimulate.01  A1: his mind
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Tr (John,  reads,  books)
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##:: (John,  reads,  books)  
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* (John,  stimulating,  his mind)
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##:: ? (John,  reads books,  to stimulate his mind)
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##:: (John,  reads to stimulate,  his mind)
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Rule 4: Ignore args that start R-*
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##:: * (John,  to stimulate,  his mind)
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John read a book that discussed philosophy.  
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## Multiple arg2 with same arg1, second  arg2 starts with preposition.
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A0: John  read.01  A1: a book that discussed philosophy
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##: Append the arg that starts with a preposition to the previous arg2.
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A0: a book  discuss.01  R-A0: that  A1: philosophy
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##: John reads books for stimulating his mind.
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(John,  read,  a book that discussed philosophy)
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##:: A0: John  read.01  A1: books  AM_PRP: for stimulating his mind
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(a book,  discussed,  philosophy)
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##:: A0: John  stimulate.01  A1: mind
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John read a book in which philosophy was discussed.  
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##:: (John,  reads,  books,  for stimulating his mind)  
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A0: John  read.01  A1: a book in which philosophy was discussed
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##:: ? (John,  reads books,  for stimulating his mind)  
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A0: a book  discuss.01  R-AM-LOC: in which  A1: philosophy
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##:: Tr (John,  reads,  books for stimulating his mind)  
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(John,  read,  a book in which philosophy was discussed)
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##:: Tr (John,  reads,  books)
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(a book,  discussed,  philosophy)
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##:: * (John,  stimulating,  his mind)
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# Ignore args that start R-*
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Rule 5: Designate the AM_TMP in tuples as Time:
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#: John read a book that discussed philosophy.  
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John read the book last Thursday.
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#:: A0: John  read.01  A1: a book that discussed philosophy
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A0: John  read.01  A1: the book  AM_TMP: last Thursday
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#:: A0: a book  discuss.01  R-A0: that  A1: philosophy
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(John,  read,  the book)  Time: last Thursday
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#:: (John,  read,  a book that discussed philosophy)
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Obama was elected in 2008.  
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#:: (a book,  discussed,  philosophy)
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A0: Obama  elect.01  A1: in 2008  AM_TMP: in 2008
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#: John read a book in which philosophy was discussed.  
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(Obama,  was elected,  in 2008)  Time: in 2008
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#:: A0: John  read.01  A1: a book in which philosophy was discussed
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#:: A0: a book  discuss.01  R-AM-LOC: in which  A1: philosophy
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Rule 6: Designate the AM_LOC in tuples as Location:
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#:: (John,  read,  a book in which philosophy was discussed)
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John read the book in Paris.
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#:: (a book,  discussed,  philosophy)
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A0: John  read.01  A1: the book  AM_LOC: in Paris
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# Designate the AM_TMP in tuples as Time:
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(John,  read,  the book)  Location: in Paris
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#: John read the book last Thursday.
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Inslee was elected in Washington State.  
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#:: A0: John  read.01  A1: the book  AM_TMP: last Thursday
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A0: Inslee elect.01  A1: in Washington State  AM_LOC: in Washington State
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#:: (John,  read,  the book)  Time: last Thursday
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(Inslee,  was elected,  in 2008)  Location: in Washington State
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#: Obama was elected in 2008.  
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#:: A0: Obama  elect.01  A1: in 2008  AM_TMP: in 2008
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#:: (Obama,  was elected,  in 2008)  Time: in 2008
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# Designate the AM_LOC in tuples as Location:
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#: John read the book in Paris.
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#:: A0: John  read.01  A1: the book  AM_LOC: in Paris
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#:: (John,  read,  the book)  Location: in Paris
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#: Inslee was elected in Washington State.  
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#:: A0: Inslee elect.01  A1: in Washington State  AM_LOC: in Washington State
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#:: (Inslee,  was elected,  in 2008)  Location: in Washington State

Revision as of 19:33, 22 February 2013

Rules

  1. Create a tuple for every A1 Verb A2 where A1 and A2 are any of {A0, A1, A2, …, A5}
    John was reading a book.
    A0: John read.01 A1: a book
    (John, was reading, a book)
    John sat in the library.
    A1: John sit.01 A2: in the library
    (John, sat, in the library)
  2. Ignore AM_MNR but use dependency graph to include adverbials in relation
    John was reading quietly.
    A0: John read.01 AM_MNR: quietly
    (John, was reading quietly, )
    John sat quietly in the library.
    A1: John sit.01 AM_MNR: quietly A2: in the library
    (John, sat quietly, in the library)
    1. Multiple arg2 with same arg1, second arg2 starts with a verb.
      Create two tuples, use both verbs in relation for arg2 that starts with verb.
      Don’t create the tuple with embedded verb.
      John hopes to read the book.
      A0: John hope.01 A1:to read the book
      A0: John read.01 A1: the book
       ? (John, hopes, to read the book)
      (John, hopes to read, the book)
      * (John, to read, the book)
      John sat in the library, reading a book.
      A1: John sit.01 A2: in the library AM_PRD: reading a book
      A0: John read.01 A1: a book
      (John, sat, in the library)
      (John, sat reading, a book)
      * (John, reading, a book)
      John reads books to stimulate his mind.
      A0: John read.01 A1: books AM_PRP: to stimulate his mind
      A0: John stimulate.01 A1: his mind
      (John, reads, books)
       ? (John, reads books, to stimulate his mind)
      (John, reads to stimulate, his mind)
      * (John, to stimulate, his mind)
    2. Multiple arg2 with same arg1, second arg2 starts with preposition.
      Append the arg that starts with a preposition to the previous arg2.
      John reads books for stimulating his mind.
      A0: John read.01 A1: books AM_PRP: for stimulating his mind
      A0: John stimulate.01 A1: mind
      (John, reads, books, for stimulating his mind)
       ? (John, reads books, for stimulating his mind)
      Tr (John, reads, books for stimulating his mind)
      Tr (John, reads, books)
      * (John, stimulating, his mind)
  4. Ignore args that start R-*
    John read a book that discussed philosophy.
    A0: John read.01 A1: a book that discussed philosophy
    A0: a book discuss.01 R-A0: that A1: philosophy
    (John, read, a book that discussed philosophy)
    (a book, discussed, philosophy)
    John read a book in which philosophy was discussed.
    A0: John read.01 A1: a book in which philosophy was discussed
    A0: a book discuss.01 R-AM-LOC: in which A1: philosophy
    (John, read, a book in which philosophy was discussed)
    (a book, discussed, philosophy)
  5. Designate the AM_TMP in tuples as Time:
    John read the book last Thursday.
    A0: John read.01 A1: the book AM_TMP: last Thursday
    (John, read, the book) Time: last Thursday
    Obama was elected in 2008.
    A0: Obama elect.01 A1: in 2008 AM_TMP: in 2008
    (Obama, was elected, in 2008) Time: in 2008
  6. Designate the AM_LOC in tuples as Location:
    John read the book in Paris.
    A0: John read.01 A1: the book AM_LOC: in Paris
    (John, read, the book) Location: in Paris
    Inslee was elected in Washington State.
    A0: Inslee elect.01 A1: in Washington State AM_LOC: in Washington State
    (Inslee, was elected, in 2008) Location: in Washington State
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