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==Initial evaluation of ambiguity==
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==Final evaluation of ambiguity==
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There is initially an ambiguity of ~1.308.
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After implementing rules and fixing pronouns, there is an ambiguity of ~1.167.
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99 out of 102 tests are now passing in <code>jdt.yaml</code>
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The word I focused on is "е", which can be either an adverb or an article.
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After adding this word and several other words needed to full define the sentences I was using for disambiguation, I have a corpus coverage of 37.07%.
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I made my rules based on whether or not the word after "е" was a classifier or not. If it was, then "е" was an article, and if it wasn't, it was an adverb.
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After implementing the rules, this is what I had for my two example sentences.
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The first should have "е" as an article.
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<code>echo "ме е доне гендуьме егужевоз фуберденуьм" | apertium -d . jdt-disam</code>
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"I had trouble swallowing a single grain of wheat"
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<pre>
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"<ме>"
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"ме" prn pers p1 sg
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"<е>"
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"е" art p1
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; "е" adv REMOVE:9
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"<доне>"
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"доне" class
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"<гендуьме>"
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"гендуьм" n dat
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"<егужевоз>"
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"гуж" n loc ins
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"<фуберденуьм>"
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"фубер" n prs p1
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"<.>"
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"." sent
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</pre>
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And the second should have "е" as an adverb.
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<code>echo "ез егеми вебируьтгьо одомигьо е у согъ мунд" | apertium -d . jdt-disam
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</code>
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"Of those who were on the ship, he alone remained alive"
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<pre>
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"<ез>"
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"ез" abl
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"<егеми>"
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"геми" n loc
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"<вебируьтгьо>"
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"вебируьт" vblex past p3 pl
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"<одомигьо>"
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"одоми" n pl
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"<е>"
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"е" adv
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; "е" art p1 REMOVE:12
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"<у>"
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"у" prn dem sg nom
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"<согъ>"
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"согъ" adj
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"<мунд>"
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"мун" vblex aor sg p3
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"<.>"
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"." sent
  
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</pre>
  
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==Initial evaluation of ambiguity==
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There is initially an ambiguity of ~1.308.
  
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All of my pronouns were ambiguous, which I fixed.
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* {{morphTest|ме{{tag|prn}}{{tag|pers}}{{tag|p1}}{{tag|sg}}|ме}}
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* {{morphTest|туь{{tag|prn}}{{tag|pers}}{{tag|p2}}{{tag|sg}}|туь}}
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* {{morphTest|иму{{tag|prn}}{{tag|pers}}{{tag|p1}}{{tag|pl}}|иму}}
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* {{morphTest|ишму{{tag|prn}}{{tag|pers}}{{tag|p2}}{{tag|pl}}|ишму}}
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* {{morphTest|и{{tag|prn}}{{tag|dem}}{{tag|sg}}{{tag|nom}}|и}}
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* {{morphTest|у{{tag|prn}}{{tag|dem}}{{tag|sg}}{{tag|nom}}|у}}
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* {{morphTest|и{{tag|prn}}{{tag|dem}}{{tag|sg}}|ире}}
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* {{morphTest|у{{tag|prn}}{{tag|dem}}{{tag|sg}}|уре}}
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* {{morphTest|и{{tag|prn}}{{tag|dem}}{{tag|pl}}|игьо}}
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* {{morphTest|у{{tag|prn}}{{tag|dem}}{{tag|pl}}|угьо}}
  
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[[Category:Sp17_Disambiguation]]
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[[Category:Judeo-Tat]][[Category:Sp17_Disambiguation]]

Latest revision as of 17:31, 28 February 2017

Final evaluation of ambiguity

After implementing rules and fixing pronouns, there is an ambiguity of ~1.167.

99 out of 102 tests are now passing in jdt.yaml

The word I focused on is "е", which can be either an adverb or an article.

After adding this word and several other words needed to full define the sentences I was using for disambiguation, I have a corpus coverage of 37.07%.

I made my rules based on whether or not the word after "е" was a classifier or not. If it was, then "е" was an article, and if it wasn't, it was an adverb.

After implementing the rules, this is what I had for my two example sentences.

The first should have "е" as an article.

echo "ме е доне гендуьме егужевоз фуберденуьм" | apertium -d . jdt-disam

"I had trouble swallowing a single grain of wheat"

"<ме>"
	"ме" prn pers p1 sg
"<е>"
	"е" art p1
;	"е" adv REMOVE:9
"<доне>"
	"доне" class
"<гендуьме>"
	"гендуьм" n dat
"<егужевоз>"
	"гуж" n loc ins
"<фуберденуьм>"
	"фубер" n prs p1
"<.>"
	"." sent

And the second should have "е" as an adverb.

echo "ез егеми вебируьтгьо одомигьо е у согъ мунд" | apertium -d . jdt-disam

"Of those who were on the ship, he alone remained alive"

"<ез>"
	"ез" abl
"<егеми>"
	"геми" n loc
"<вебируьтгьо>"
	"вебируьт" vblex past p3 pl
"<одомигьо>"
	"одоми" n pl
"<е>"
	"е" adv
;	"е" art p1 REMOVE:12
"<у>"
	"у" prn dem sg nom
"<согъ>"
	"согъ" adj
"<мунд>"
	"мун" vblex aor sg p3
"<.>"
	"." sent

Initial evaluation of ambiguity

There is initially an ambiguity of ~1.308.

All of my pronouns were ambiguous, which I fixed.

  • ме<prn><pers><p1><sg> ↔ ме
  • туь<prn><pers><p2><sg> ↔ туь
  • иму<prn><pers><p1><pl> ↔ иму
  • ишму<prn><pers><p2><pl> ↔ ишму
  • и<prn><dem><sg><nom> ↔ и
  • у<prn><dem><sg><nom> ↔ у
  • и<prn><dem><sg> ↔ ире
  • у<prn><dem><sg> ↔ уре
  • и<prn><dem><pl> ↔ игьо
  • у<prn><dem><pl> ↔ угьо