Difference between revisions of "Tongan/Disambiguation"
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| − | <pre> | + | <pre>SET PL = (n sg) OR (n du) ; # A set that matches either noun sg or noun dual |
| + | SET DU = (n sg) OR (n pl) ; # A set that matches either noun sg or noun plural | ||
| + | SET SG = (n du) OR (n pl) ; # A set that matches either noun dual or noun plural | ||
| − | + | SECTION | |
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| − | + | #If there is a plural noun marker before a noun, remove the (n sg) and (n du) tags. | |
| + | REMOVE $$PL IF (-1 (cl pl)) ; | ||
| − | REMOVE ( | + | REMOVE $$DU IF (-1 (cl du)) ; |
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| + | REMOVE $$SG IF (not -1 (cl pl) or (cl du)) ; | ||
| + | </pre> | ||
==evaluation of ambiguity after disambiguation== | ==evaluation of ambiguity after disambiguation== | ||
Revision as of 01:24, 3 March 2017
initial evaluation of ambiguity
number of tokens: 1698
number of analyses: 3768
ambiguity: 2.219
disambiguation
In Tongan, pluralization of nouns occur with the use of plural noun markers - or plural classifiers as I have identified them. There are a number of different plural markers that are used with a variety of different items. For example,
SET PL = (n sg) OR (n du) ; # A set that matches either noun sg or noun dual SET DU = (n sg) OR (n pl) ; # A set that matches either noun sg or noun plural SET SG = (n du) OR (n pl) ; # A set that matches either noun dual or noun plural SECTION #If there is a plural noun marker before a noun, remove the (n sg) and (n du) tags. REMOVE $$PL IF (-1 (cl pl)) ; REMOVE $$DU IF (-1 (cl du)) ; REMOVE $$SG IF (not -1 (cl pl) or (cl du)) ;
evaluation of ambiguity after disambiguation
number of analyses: 1903
ambiguity: 1.121
