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<span style="color: blue>Task:</span>
<span style="color: blue>Task:</span>
  Add the same lexicon entries and rules. This time, "she receives", "she shouts help" should not be recognized by the grammar!
  Add the same lexicon entries and rules. This time, "she receives", "she shouts help" should not be recognized by the grammar!
== Grammar 3 (Politics) ==
<span style="color: blue>Task 1:</span>
Based on today's news [http://www.faz.net/aktuell/politik/inland/csu-horst-seehofer-geht-markus-soeder-soll-ministerpraesident-werden-15323538.html], add the following German entries to your lexicon: "soeder", "seehofer", "beerbt", "ihn", "beerben", "kommt", "bleibt".
<span style="color: blue>Task 2:</span>
Make use of the COMPS attribute, and write two grammar rules such that the following phrases are correctly recognized: "soeder beerbt seehofer", "soeder beerbt ihn", "soeder bleibt", "soeder kommt". (The verbs need so specify the objects they typically combine with.)
The following phrases must '''not''' be recognized: "soeder bleibt ihn", "ihn kommt", "soeder beerben seehofer".
<span style="color: blue>Task 3:</span>
Add new lexicon entrys and a ditransitive rule so as to recognize the phrase "soeder macht merkel probleme". Note that a ditransitive verb and an appropriate additional rule is needed.





Revision as of 15:14, 4 December 2017

Tutorial Session (December 4th)

Grammar 1 (Case + Vform)

type_hierarchy
bot
   sign   syntax:syntax   
      phrase   dtrs:list   
      word   
   list   
      ne_list   tl:list   hd:bot   
      e_list   
   vform   
      fin   
      nonfin   
         prp   
         pfp   
         base   
   pos   
      verb   vform:vform   
      noun   case:case   
      s   
      prep   
   syntax   head:pos   
   case   
      acc   
      nom   
.



Task 1:

Add lexicon entries for "she", "her", "help", "receives", "shouts", (to) "run", they.

Task 2:

Add grammar rules so that the following two sentences are correctly recognized: "she shouts" and "she receives help". This time, "her shouts" should not be recognized by the grammar; in addition, "she run" must not be recognized by the grammar.


Solution from last week:

noun_verb_rule       => a sentence phrase with two children: a noun word + a verb word.
verbphrase_rule     => a verb phrase with two children: a verb word + a noun word.
noun_verbphrase_rule => a sentence phrase with two children: a noun word + a verb phrase.


Task 4:

Delete the three rules and reimplement them such that only two rules are needed. The same set of phrases should be correctly recognized and/or rejected.


Task 5:

Add "gives" and "support" to the lexicon and a rule to analyze the sentence: "she gives her support".


Task 6:

Add "the" to the lexicon and a rule to analyze the phrase: "the help". "She receives the help." should be correctly recognized by the grammar.



Grammar 2 (Complements)

type_hierarchy
bot
   sign   syntax:syntax   comps:list  
      phrase   dtrs:list   
      word   
   list   
      ne_list   tl:list   hd:bot   
      e_list   
   vform   
      fin   
      nonfin   
         prp   
         pfp   
         base   
   pos   
      verb   vform:vform   
      noun   case:case   
      s   
      prep   
   syntax   head:pos   
   case   
      acc   
      nom   
.


Task:

Add the same lexicon entries and rules. This time, "she receives", "she shouts help" should not be recognized by the grammar!



Grammar 3 (Politics)

Task 1:

Based on today's news [1], add the following German entries to your lexicon: "soeder", "seehofer", "beerbt", "ihn", "beerben", "kommt", "bleibt".

Task 2:

Make use of the COMPS attribute, and write two grammar rules such that the following phrases are correctly recognized: "soeder beerbt seehofer", "soeder beerbt ihn", "soeder bleibt", "soeder kommt". (The verbs need so specify the objects they typically combine with.)

The following phrases must not be recognized: "soeder bleibt ihn", "ihn kommt", "soeder beerben seehofer".

Task 3:

Add new lexicon entrys and a ditransitive rule so as to recognize the phrase "soeder macht merkel probleme". Note that a ditransitive verb and an appropriate additional rule is needed.






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