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*<code>зен</code>has two different readings: | *<code>зен</code>has two different readings: | ||
Revision as of 04:14, 8 March 2019
Initial Evaluation of Ambiguity
This is an evaluation of the basic corpus.
- Number of tokens: 2267
- Number of analyses: 2281
- Level of ambiguity: 0.99386
Ambiguity Identified
зенhas two different readings:
- зен<n><cl_d><abs><sg> "loss, harm"
- зен<v><tv><inf> "examine"
- Two sentences with two different readings:
^доккху/доккху<v><tv><pres>$ ^зен/зен<v><tv><inf>/зен<n><cl_d><abs><sg>$ ^дан/дан<v><tv><inf>$ ^йиш/йиш<n><cl_j><abs><sg>$ ^ю/ю<v><cpl><cl_j>$^../..<sent>$^Ас/ас<prn><pers><p1><erg><sg>$ ^аьлира/ала<v><iv><past><rem><wit>$ ^цуьнга/цуьнга<prn><pers><p3><all><sg>$ ^мотор/мотор<n><cl_u><abs><sg>$ ^зен/зен<v><tv><inf>/зен<n><cl_d><abs><sg>$^../..<sent>$
- This sentence is made out of an example sentence that contains an infinite verb in the grammar book and a phrase with another infinite verb from the dictionary.
Final Evaluation of Ambiguity
- Number of tokens: 2267
- Number of analyses: 2281
- Level of ambiguity: 0.99386
- Since the ambiguity is not identified from the corpus but from the dictionary, the level of ambiguity does not go up.