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=== Initial Evaluation of Ambiguity === | === Initial Evaluation of Ambiguity === | ||
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| − | + | *Coverage of <code>umu.sentences.txt</code>: 849/1499 (56.64%) | |
| + | **Ambiguity: 1717/1499 (~1.145) | ||
| − | *Coverage of <code>umu. | + | *Coverage of <code>umu.corpus.basic.txt</code>: 830/1499 (~55.37%) |
| − | **Ambiguity: | + | **Ambiguity: 1679/1499 (~1.12) |
| − | *Coverage of | + | * Coverage of bilingual transducer: 609/1296 (46.99%) |
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=== Identified Ambiguity === | === Identified Ambiguity === | ||
| − | Morphological Ambiguity | + | ====Morphological Ambiguity==== |
*'''Wan''' ("this") can be an animate demonstrative pronoun or demonstrative determiner. To resolve this ambiguity, we wrote code to choose the demonstrative determiner tag when '''wan''' precedes a noun. | *'''Wan''' ("this") can be an animate demonstrative pronoun or demonstrative determiner. To resolve this ambiguity, we wrote code to choose the demonstrative determiner tag when '''wan''' precedes a noun. | ||
| − | **^'''Wan/Wan<det><dem><aa><sg>'''$ ^moonáhkeew/moonáhkeew<n><aa><sg>/moonáhkeew<n><aa><px3sg>$ ^kawíiw/kawíi<v><iv><aa><s_3sg>$^../..<sent>$ ("This groundhog sleeps. | + | **^'''Wan/Wan<det><dem><aa><sg>'''$ ^moonáhkeew/moonáhkeew<n><aa><sg>/moonáhkeew<n><aa><px3sg>$ ^kawíiw/kawíi<v><iv><aa><s_3sg>$^../..<sent>$ ("This groundhog sleeps" - we created this example.) |
**^'''Wan/Wan<prn><dem><aa><sg>'''$ ^ha/há<emph>$ ^meexalapóotiis/meexalapóotiis<n><aa><sg>/meexalapóotiis<n><aa><px3sg>$^../..<sent>$ ("This is a spider.") | **^'''Wan/Wan<prn><dem><aa><sg>'''$ ^ha/há<emph>$ ^meexalapóotiis/meexalapóotiis<n><aa><sg>/meexalapóotiis<n><aa><px3sg>$^../..<sent>$ ("This is a spider.") | ||
*'''Níil''' can be a noun ("my head") or an inanimate demonstrative pronoun ("those"). To resolve this ambiguity, we wrote code to choose the inanimate demonstrative pronoun tag when followed by an inanimate plural verb. | *'''Níil''' can be a noun ("my head") or an inanimate demonstrative pronoun ("those"). To resolve this ambiguity, we wrote code to choose the inanimate demonstrative pronoun tag when followed by an inanimate plural verb. | ||
**^Néemunal/*Néemunal$ ^'''níil/níil<det><dem><nn><pl>'''$ ^ahpapóonal/áhpapoon<n><nn><pl>$^../..<sent>$ ("I saw them - those chairs.") | **^Néemunal/*Néemunal$ ^'''níil/níil<det><dem><nn><pl>'''$ ^ahpapóonal/áhpapoon<n><nn><pl>$^../..<sent>$ ("I saw them - those chairs.") | ||
| − | **^'''Níil/Níil<n><nn><sg>'''$ ^nuwiinamámaaw/*nuwiinamámaaw$^../..<sent>$ ("I hurt my head" - we created this example) | + | **^'''Níil/Níil<n><nn><sg>'''$ ^nuwiinamámaaw/*nuwiinamámaaw$^../..<sent>$ ("I hurt my head" - we created this example.) |
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| + | *'''Há''' can be both a question marker and an emphatic marker. To resolve this ambiguity, we wrote code to choose the question marker when the sentences with a question mark. | ||
| + | **^Káta/*Káta$ ^'''ha/há<qst>'''$ ^wŭlút/wŭlút<v><iv><nn><s_sg>$^?/?<sent>$^./.<sent>$ ("Is it going to be good?") | ||
| + | **^Wan/Wan<prn><dem><aa><sg>$ ^'''ha/há<emph>'''$ ^meexalapóotiis/meexalapóotiis<n><aa><sg>/meexalapóotiis<n><aa><px3sg>$^../..<sent>$ ("This is a spider.") | ||
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| + | [https://github.swarthmore.edu/Ling073-sp25/ling073-umu Git Repository] | ||
=== Final Evaluation of Ambiguity === | === Final Evaluation of Ambiguity === | ||
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| + | *Coverage of <code>umu.sentences.txt</code>: 867/1522 (~56.97%) | ||
| + | **Ambiguity: 1776/1522 (~1.167) | ||
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| + | *Coverage of <code>umu.corpus.basic.txt</code>: 848/1499 (~56.57%) | ||
| + | **Ambiguity: 1738/1499 (~1.159) | ||
== umu → eng == | == umu → eng == | ||
Latest revision as of 16:47, 29 April 2025
Contents
umu
Initial Evaluation of Ambiguity
- Coverage of
umu.sentences.txt: 849/1499 (56.64%)- Ambiguity: 1717/1499 (~1.145)
- Coverage of
umu.corpus.basic.txt: 830/1499 (~55.37%)- Ambiguity: 1679/1499 (~1.12)
- Coverage of bilingual transducer: 609/1296 (46.99%)
Identified Ambiguity
Morphological Ambiguity
- Wan ("this") can be an animate demonstrative pronoun or demonstrative determiner. To resolve this ambiguity, we wrote code to choose the demonstrative determiner tag when wan precedes a noun.
- ^Wan/Wan<det><dem><aa><sg>$ ^moonáhkeew/moonáhkeew<n><aa><sg>/moonáhkeew<n><aa><px3sg>$ ^kawíiw/kawíi<v><iv><aa><s_3sg>$^../..<sent>$ ("This groundhog sleeps" - we created this example.)
- ^Wan/Wan<prn><dem><aa><sg>$ ^ha/há<emph>$ ^meexalapóotiis/meexalapóotiis<n><aa><sg>/meexalapóotiis<n><aa><px3sg>$^../..<sent>$ ("This is a spider.")
- Níil can be a noun ("my head") or an inanimate demonstrative pronoun ("those"). To resolve this ambiguity, we wrote code to choose the inanimate demonstrative pronoun tag when followed by an inanimate plural verb.
- ^Néemunal/*Néemunal$ ^níil/níil<det><dem><nn><pl>$ ^ahpapóonal/áhpapoon<n><nn><pl>$^../..<sent>$ ("I saw them - those chairs.")
- ^Níil/Níil<n><nn><sg>$ ^nuwiinamámaaw/*nuwiinamámaaw$^../..<sent>$ ("I hurt my head" - we created this example.)
- Há can be both a question marker and an emphatic marker. To resolve this ambiguity, we wrote code to choose the question marker when the sentences with a question mark.
- ^Káta/*Káta$ ^ha/há<qst>$ ^wŭlút/wŭlút<v><iv><nn><s_sg>$^?/?<sent>$^./.<sent>$ ("Is it going to be good?")
- ^Wan/Wan<prn><dem><aa><sg>$ ^ha/há<emph>$ ^meexalapóotiis/meexalapóotiis<n><aa><sg>/meexalapóotiis<n><aa><px3sg>$^../..<sent>$ ("This is a spider.")
Final Evaluation of Ambiguity
- Coverage of
umu.sentences.txt: 867/1522 (~56.97%)- Ambiguity: 1776/1522 (~1.167)
- Coverage of
umu.corpus.basic.txt: 848/1499 (~56.57%)- Ambiguity: 1738/1499 (~1.159)
