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 This page documents my final project, a larger [http://universaldependencies.org/ Universal Dependencies] corpus and annotation guidelines for Bikol.
-The <b><u>[https://github.swarthmore.edu/eortici1/UD_Bikol repository]</u></b> for this project is modeled closely after the repositories used by Universal Dependencies ([https://github.com/UniversalDependencies/UD_Greek example here]).
+The <b><u>[https://github.com/eorticio/UD_Bikol repository]</u></b> for this project is modeled closely after the repositories used by Universal Dependencies ([https://github.com/UniversalDependencies/UD_Greek example here]).
 == Introduction to UD ==
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 == Corpus Information ==
-The annotated corpus can be found in [https://github.swarthmore.edu/eortici1/UD_Bikol/blob/master/bcl-ud-corpus.txt .txt] and .conllu ([https://github.swarthmore.edu/eortici1/UD_Bikol/blob/master/bcl-ud-train.conllu with] and [https://github.swarthmore.edu/eortici1/UD_Bikol/blob/master/bcl-ud-train-nomorph.conllu without] morphological information) in the project repository.
+The annotated corpus can be found in [https://github.com/eorticio/UD_Bikol/blob/master/bcl-ud-corpus.txt .txt] and .conllu ([https://github.com/eorticio/UD_Bikol/blob/master/bcl-ud-train.conllu with] and [https://github.com/eorticio/UD_Bikol/blob/master/bcl-ud-train-nomorph.conllu without] morphological information) in the project repository.
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 This sentence demonstrates an @amod relation, in which an adjectival modifier (puti, or white) modifies the meaning of a nominal (turista, or tourist). The linking word 'na' is assigned an aux:amod relation dependent on the modifier. Language-specific relations are, by convention, composed in this manner (universal:extension). I chose to make this relation an extension of the @aux (auxiliary) relation because the linking word serves as an auxiliary word to the modifier.
-For more documentation on this relation, see the [https://github.swarthmore.edu/eortici1/UD_Bikol/blob/master/bcl-dep/aux-amod.md aux:amod documentation].
+For more documentation on this relation, see the [https://github.com/eorticio/UD_Bikol/blob/master/bcl-dep/aux-amod.md aux:amod documentation].
 ==== nmod ====
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 This sentence demonstrates an @nmod relation, in which a nominal modifier (ekonomiya) acts upon another nominal (kapitolyo). The linking word 'na' is assigned an aux:nmod relation dependent on the modifier.
-For more documentation on this relation, see the [https://github.swarthmore.edu/eortici1/UD_Bikol/blob/master/bcl-dep/aux-nmod.md aux:nmod documentation].
+For more documentation on this relation, see the [https://github.com/eorticio/UD_Bikol/blob/master/bcl-dep/aux-nmod.md aux:nmod documentation].
 ==== advmod ====
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 Note that siguro (surely), is also an adverbial modifier and also has an @advmod relation to matuga. In this case of multiple adverbial modifiers, only one linking word is necessary. Therefore, the linking word is given the aux:advmod relation to the first adverb because that is the one it is physically linking to the predicate.
-For more documentation on this relation, see the [https://github.swarthmore.edu/eortici1/UD_Bikol/blob/master/bcl-dep/aux-advmod.md aux:advmod documentation].
+For more documentation on this relation, see the [https://github.com/eorticio/UD_Bikol/blob/master/bcl-dep/aux-advmod.md aux:advmod documentation].
 ==== nummod ====
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 Note the order here. Typically, modifiers come after the thing that they modify. However, for @nummod relations, it is typically the opposite, with the numeric modifier coming first. The linking word thus comes after the modifier in order to remain in between the modifier and the word it modifies.
-For more documentation on this relation, see the [https://github.swarthmore.edu/eortici1/UD_Bikol/blob/master/bcl-dep/aux-nummod.md aux:nummod documentation].
+For more documentation on this relation, see the [https://github.com/eorticio/UD_Bikol/blob/master/bcl-dep/aux-nummod.md aux:nummod documentation].
 == UD Annotation Guidelines ==
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 Again, I used the same format that is used by the Universal Dependencies Project, using the [https://github.com/UniversalDependencies/docs/tree/pages-source/_sv-dep repository of Swedish guidelines] as a guide.
-The annotation guidelines can be found in the [https://github.swarthmore.edu/eortici1/UD_Bikol/tree/master/bcl-dep bcl-dep directory] of the project's repository, and feature documentation on 25 of the most commonly used relations I used in my corpus, including the four language-specific relations I mentioned earlier in the [[#Process|Process section]].
+The annotation guidelines can be found in the [https://github.com/eorticio/UD_Bikol/tree/master/bcl-dep bcl-dep directory] of the project's repository, and feature documentation on 25 of the most commonly used relations I used in my corpus, including the four language-specific relations I mentioned earlier in the [[#Process|Process section]].
 == Evaluation ==
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 Parsers are typically evaluated with the LAS (Label Attachment Score) and UAS (Unlabeled Attachment Score) obtained by testing on a separate corpus. However, making an additional, separate corpus would be time consuming. To get around this, I divided the corpus into 10 roughly equal parts (10-11 sentences each). Then, I used each part as a test corpus for two parsers (with and without morphological information) which were trained on the remaining corpus.
-The partial corpora, conllu and udpipe files can all be found in the [https://github.swarthmore.edu/eortici1/UD_Bikol/tree/master/bcl-eval bcl-eval directory] of the repository. The data from all the individual tests can be found in the [[#Appendix|Appendix]].
+The partial corpora, conllu and udpipe files can all be found in the [https://github.com/eorticio/UD_Bikol/tree/master/bcl-eval bcl-eval directory] of the repository. The data from all the individual tests can be found in the [[#Appendix|Appendix]].
-To evaluate the [https://github.swarthmore.edu/eortici1/UD_Bikol/tree/master/dev parsers trained on the entire corpus], I took the average of all the UAS/LAS scores obtained on the 10 test sets, ± the standard deviation. The results are displayed below.
+To evaluate the [https://github.com/eorticio/UD_Bikol/tree/master/dev parsers trained on the entire corpus], I took the average of all the UAS/LAS scores obtained on the 10 test sets, ± the standard deviation. The results are displayed below.
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 ==== nummod ====
-  Ini may <b>apat na eskalon</b>.
+ Ini may <b>apat na eskalon</b>.
   <i>This has four floors.</i>

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 This sentence demonstrates an @amod relation, in which an adjectival modifier (puti, or white) modifies the meaning of a nominal (turista, or tourist). The linking word 'na' is assigned an aux:amod relation dependent on the modifier. Language-specific relations are, by convention, composed in this manner (universal:extension). I chose to make this relation an extension of the @aux (auxiliary) relation because the linking word serves as an auxiliary word to the modifier.
-For more documentation on this relation, see the aux:amod documentation.
+For more documentation on this relation, see the [https://github.swarthmore.edu/eortici1/UD_Bikol/blob/master/bcl-dep/aux-amod.md aux:amod documentation].
 ==== nmod ====
 ==== advmod ====
 ==== nummod ====
 == UD Annotation Guidelines ==

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 === Pluralization of nouns with 'mga' ===
 === Linker in Modification Structures: 'na' ===
 == UD Annotation Guidelines ==

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 The Universal Dependencies project was created to "provide a universal inventory of categories and guidelines to facilitate consistent annotation of similar constructions across languages". UD uses a set of typed dependency relations between words, where one word is the head of the sentence and all other words are dependent on another word in the sentence. These dependencies are generally universal and are meant to bring out cross-lingual typological parallels among the world's languages.
 For examples of the relations used in the Bikol treebank, see the [[#UD Annotation Guidelines|Annotation guidelines for Bikol]].
 For examples of annotated Bikol sentences, see [[#Corpus Information|the Bikol corpus]].

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	For examples of the relations used in the Bikol treebank, see the [[#UD Annotation Guidelines\|Annotation guidelines for Bikol]].		For examples of the relations used in the Bikol treebank, see the [[#UD Annotation Guidelines\|Annotation guidelines for Bikol]].
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	For examples of annotated Bikol sentences, see [[#Corpus Information\|the Bikol corpus]].		For examples of annotated Bikol sentences, see [[#Corpus Information\|the Bikol corpus]].

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	The <b><u>[https://github.swarthmore.edu/eortici1/UD_Bikol repository]</u></b> for this project is modeled closely after the repositories used by Universal Dependencies ([https://github.com/UniversalDependencies/UD_Greek example here]).		The <b><u>[https://github.swarthmore.edu/eortici1/UD_Bikol repository]</u></b> for this project is modeled closely after the repositories used by Universal Dependencies ([https://github.com/UniversalDependencies/UD_Greek example here]).
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		+	== Introduction to UD ==
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		+	The Universal Dependencies project was created to "provide a universal inventory of categories and guidelines to facilitate consistent annotation of similar constructions across languages". UD uses a set of typed dependency relations between words, where one word is the head of the sentence and all other words are dependent on another word in the sentence. These dependencies are generally universal and are meant to bring out cross-lingual typological parallels among the world's languages.
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		+	For examples of the relations used in the Bikol treebank, see the [[#UD Annotation Guidelines\|Annotation guidelines for Bikol]].
		+	For examples of annotated Bikol sentences, see [[#Corpus Information\|the Bikol corpus]].

	== Corpus Information ==		== Corpus Information ==

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-This corpus contains extracts from the following sources:
+The corpus contains extracts from the following sources:
 * [http://www.ohchr.org/EN/UDHR/Pages/Language.aspx?LangID=bkl Universal Declaration of Human Rights] (used [http://www.ohchr.org/EN/UDHR/Pages/Language.aspx?LangID=eng English translation] for glosses)
 == Process ==