Difference between revisions of "Even/Disambiguation"
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== Initial Evaluation of Ambiguity == | == Initial Evaluation of Ambiguity == | ||
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| + | Total Number of Analyses in Corpus: 11186 | ||
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| + | Ambiguity: 1 | ||
== Final Evaluation of Ambiguity == | == Final Evaluation of Ambiguity == | ||
| − | + | Total Number of Analyses in Corpus: 11186 | |
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== Example == | == Example == | ||
Revision as of 21:34, 4 April 2023
Initial Evaluation of Ambiguity
Number of Tokens in Corpus: 11186
Total Number of Analyses in Corpus: 11186
Ambiguity: 1
Final Evaluation of Ambiguity
Total Number of Analyses in Corpus: 11186
Ambiguity: 1
Example
charmander[ling073-eve]$ echo "TESTVERB" | apertium -d . eve-morph
^TESTVERB/TESTVERB<v><acc>$^./.<sent>$
charmander[ling073-eve]$ echo "TESTVERB ду" | apertium -d . eve-disam
"<TESTVERB>"
"TESTVERB" v acc
"<ду>"
"ду" n sg nom
"ду" n sg acc
"<.>"
"." sent
Notes
We ran into substantial problems with building our transducer. Specifically, due to the limited grammar resources and the complexity of the Even language, despite having over 50 morph tests our transducer only actually supports noun cases for two nouns. Thus, in order to disambiguate we added a test verb element to disambiguate between nominative and accusative cases. While this shows that our rule works, it doesn't actually help to disambiguate our corpus. This is particularly the case since our corpus only has text from the Bible which is entirely written in past tense. Due to all of these complicating factors, we have decided that we do not have the time/resources to effectively continue working on Even and will be switching to a different language for the duration of the class.
