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==Initial Evaluation of Ambiguity== | ==Initial Evaluation of Ambiguity== | ||
| − | *Number of Tokens in Corpus: | + | *Number of Tokens in Corpus: coverage-hfst.sh is broken |
| − | *Total Number of Analyses in Corpus: | + | *Total Number of Analyses in Corpus: coverage-hfst.sh is broken |
| − | *Ambiguity: | + | *Ambiguity: coverage-hfst.sh is broken |
==Identified Ambiguity== | ==Identified Ambiguity== | ||
| − | =Morphological ambiguity= | + | ===Morphological ambiguity=== |
| − | 好 | + | *<code>wuu</code>: 今朝天好。 |
| + | *analysis: ^今朝/今朝<n>$ ^天/天<n>$ ^好/好<adj>$ ^。/。<sent>$ ^./.<sent>$ | ||
| + | *<code>zho</code>: 今天天气好。 | ||
| + | *<code>eng</code>: The weather's nice today. | ||
| − | === | + | *<code>wuu</code>: 天好蓝。 |
| + | *analysis: ^天/天<n>$ ^好/好<adv>$ ^蓝/蓝<adj>$ ^。/。<sent>$ ^./.<sent>$ | ||
| + | *<code>zho</code>: 天很蓝。 | ||
| + | *<code>eng</code>: The sky is very blue. | ||
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| + | The adverb 好(good) in Shanghainese is equivalent to the adverb 很(very) in Mandarin Chinese. However, the adjective 好(good) in Shanghainese is equivalent to the adjective 好(good) in Mandarin Chinese | ||
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| + | ===Lexical ambiguity=== | ||
*<code>wuu</code>: 今朝天好。 | *<code>wuu</code>: 今朝天好。 | ||
| − | *<code>zho</code>: | + | *analysis: ^今朝/今朝<n>$ ^天/天<n>$ ^好/好<adj>$ ^。/。<sent>$ ^./.<sent>$ |
| + | *<code>zho</code>: 今天天气好。 | ||
*<code>eng</code>: The weather's nice today. | *<code>eng</code>: The weather's nice today. | ||
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| + | *<code>wuu</code>: 天好蓝。 | ||
| + | *analysis: ^天/天<n>$ ^好/好<adv>$ ^蓝/蓝<adj>$ ^。/。<sent>$ ^./.<sent>$ | ||
| + | *<code>zho</code>: 天很蓝。 | ||
| + | *<code>eng</code>: The sky is very blue. | ||
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| + | Translating from Shanghainese to Mandarin Chinese, 天 → 天气 when there is an adjective that comes after 天. For example, 好(good) or 不好(not good). This helps us decide whether we are talking about weather or the sky since 天 in Shanghainese can either mean sky or weather, but in Mandarin Chinese 天气 is used for weather and 天 stays as sky | ||
==Final Evaluation of Ambiguity== | ==Final Evaluation of Ambiguity== | ||
| − | *Total Number of Analyses in Corpus: | + | *Total Number of Analyses in Corpus: coverage-hfst.sh is broken |
| − | *Ambiguity: | + | *Ambiguity: coverage-hfst.sh is broken |
Latest revision as of 16:43, 3 April 2025
Contents
Initial Evaluation of Ambiguity
- Number of Tokens in Corpus: coverage-hfst.sh is broken
- Total Number of Analyses in Corpus: coverage-hfst.sh is broken
- Ambiguity: coverage-hfst.sh is broken
Identified Ambiguity
Morphological ambiguity
wuu: 今朝天好。- analysis: ^今朝/今朝<n>$ ^天/天<n>$ ^好/好<adj>$ ^。/。<sent>$ ^./.<sent>$
zho: 今天天气好。eng: The weather's nice today.
wuu: 天好蓝。- analysis: ^天/天<n>$ ^好/好<adv>$ ^蓝/蓝<adj>$ ^。/。<sent>$ ^./.<sent>$
zho: 天很蓝。eng: The sky is very blue.
The adverb 好(good) in Shanghainese is equivalent to the adverb 很(very) in Mandarin Chinese. However, the adjective 好(good) in Shanghainese is equivalent to the adjective 好(good) in Mandarin Chinese
Lexical ambiguity
wuu: 今朝天好。- analysis: ^今朝/今朝<n>$ ^天/天<n>$ ^好/好<adj>$ ^。/。<sent>$ ^./.<sent>$
zho: 今天天气好。eng: The weather's nice today.
wuu: 天好蓝。- analysis: ^天/天<n>$ ^好/好<adv>$ ^蓝/蓝<adj>$ ^。/。<sent>$ ^./.<sent>$
zho: 天很蓝。eng: The sky is very blue.
Translating from Shanghainese to Mandarin Chinese, 天 → 天气 when there is an adjective that comes after 天. For example, 好(good) or 不好(not good). This helps us decide whether we are talking about weather or the sky since 天 in Shanghainese can either mean sky or weather, but in Mandarin Chinese 天气 is used for weather and 天 stays as sky
Final Evaluation of Ambiguity
- Total Number of Analyses in Corpus: coverage-hfst.sh is broken
- Ambiguity: coverage-hfst.sh is broken
