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# Enhanced UD for French UD treebanks |
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Graph-rewriting rules have been applied to UD_French_Sequoia, UD_French_FQB, UD_Frenc_FTB and UD_French_GSD (UD 2.5) |
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to produce enhanced UD treebanks for French. |
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The handled phenomena are described in (Candito et al., DEPLING 2017): |
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- subjects of infinitive verbs (for more cases than simple control and raising, see Candito et al. DEPLING 2017) |
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- neutralization of diathesis alternation |
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- distribution of coordinated dependents: |
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-- coordinated subjects, obj, obliques, iobj; xcomp |
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-- coordinated modifiers of nouns |
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- distribution of coordinated heads: |
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-- distribution of subject of coordinated verbs |
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-- distribution of complement of coordinated verbs (if attached to first conjunct, and posterior to last conjunct) |
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-- distribution of modifier of coordinated nouns (same constraint) |
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The originality of the obtained enhanced graphs is the neutralization of diathesis alternation. |
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Labels of the form xxx@yyy (for instance "nsubj:pass@obj") mean that the observed function is xxx, but the deep (canonical) function is yyy. |
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Hence, in order to fully benefit from the neutralization of diathesis alternation, one can keep the canonical functions only, |
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namely the yyy part of the labels xxx@yyy. |
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# References |
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Candito M., Guillaume B., Perrier G. and Seddah D. 2017, |
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Enhanced UD Dependencies with Neutralized Diathesis Alternation, Proceedings of the Fourth International Conference on Dependency Linguistics (Depling 2017), Pisa, Italy, 2017. |
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