Closed cbonial closed 11 years ago
If there is a special treatment for these sorts of rankings, it would also be nice to have a solution for temporal sequences ("the third thing that happened was..."; "the third time I saw him").
This relates to ordinals which we should revisit at the ISI workshop next week. One of our interns already worked on a proposal. Some issues similar to frequencies.
"fourth largest" (using current conventions)
(l / large
:degree (m / most
:mod (f / fourth)))
"fourth largest" (candidate for AMR 1.5)
(l / large
:degree (m / most
:ord 4))
Hi all,
We have also struggled with similar examples and we were tempted to go to "rank-01" due to the fact that it has a role for the position (possibly as a reification of a :rank role maybe).
Iran is the most prolific applier of the death penalty in the world after China.
rank.01 - "assign a position in a list"
ARG0: assigner Agent
ARG1: thing assigned a position Theme
ARG2: position Predicate
I think that this will be captured by the ordinal proposal for future usages. Although I like Madalina's suggestion using "rank", I'm not sure if it quite captures the concept as used above, because it seems like the rank is both "most prolific" and "after China". Under the assumption that we will eventually update past annotations with the ordinal proposal, I might use this for some of the instances here. Let me know if that will be a problem!
I would suggest the following AMR for Iran is the most prolific applier of the death penalty in the world after China.
(s / sentence-01
:ARG0 (c / country :name (n / name :op1 "Iran"))
:ARG2 (d / die-01)
:frequency (p / prolific
:degree (m / most
:mod (a / after
:op1 (c2 / country :name (n2 / name :op1 "China"))))
:compared-to (w / world)))
Suggestion for Embraer is the world 's 4 th largest aircraft manufacturer and Brazil's top exporter.
(a / and
:op1 (c / company
:ARG0-of (m / manufacture-01
:ARG1 (a2 / aircraft))
:mod (l / large
:degree (m2 / most
:mod fourth # outgoing annotation style
:ord (o / ordinal-entity :value 4) # incoming annotation style
:compared-to (w / world)))
:domain (c2 / company :name (n / name :op1 "Embraer")))
:op2 (c3 / company
:ARG0-of (e / export-01
:degree (m3 / most
:compared-to (c4 / country :name (n2 / name :op1 "Brazil"))))
:domain c2))
At CU we've had several instances come up that mention ranks of entities in comparison to others:
or alternatively:
And also: Sentence: Rashwan and other Egyptian experts said that Adel has become Al-Qaeda's number 3 in command since becoming chief of military operations and succeeding Abu Hafs al-Masri.
In the past, for temporal "first" we've just used :mod. We've considered a variety of options incorporating :li and comparisons, but we're just not sure how to handle these. It might be nice to introduce a :ranking concept.