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Thanks, I think jeda and farmer will go with "amod" relation as it is functioning as relative adjective. Thoughts ?
Thanks, I think jeda and farmer will go with "amod" relation as it is functioning as relative adjective. Thoughts ?
For me the main difference between ADJ
and DET
is the PronType
feature. Since it is relative, I would give it PronType=Rel
and then tag it DET
rather than ADJ
. Consequently the relation would also be det
and not amod
.
Thank you so much.
Meesum
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Thanks, I think jeda and farmer will go with "amod" relation as it is functioning as relative adjective. Thoughts ?
For me the main difference between ADJ and DET is the PronType feature. Since it is relative, I would give it PronType=Rel and then tag it DET rather than ADJ. Consequently the relation would also be det and not amod.
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Hi all,
I am annotating Saraiki under UD annotation scheme, I am stuck at making decision on following corelative relative clause in Saraiki. Translation is "I saw the farmer who slept in the house" lit translation " Which farmer was sleeping in the house he I saw".
Thanks