I noticed some inconsistencies regarding have-org-role-91's :ARG3.
In several instances, job titles such as "defense minister" or "chief of staff" were split up between :ARG2 and :ARG3, which I don't think was our original intention.
The :ARG3 of have-org-role-91 generally provides a description of the activity that the person performs, typically using verb frames -- "What does he do?"
Example: "He cleans bathrooms and empties the trash for the school."
(h / have-org-role-91
:ARG0 (h2 / he)
:ARG1 (s / school)
:ARG3 (a / and
:op1 (c / clean-01
:ARG0 h2
:ARG1 (b / bathroom))
:op2 (e / empty-01
:ARG0 h2
:ARG2 (t / trash))))
We had several instances of this type but these were corrected for the release.
Thank you for the clarification and for documenting this further.
madalina
I noticed some inconsistencies regarding have-org-role-91's :ARG3. In several instances, job titles such as "defense minister" or "chief of staff" were split up between :ARG2 and :ARG3, which I don't think was our original intention.
I added a section to the documentation page for have-org-role-91: http://www.isi.edu/~ulf/amr/lib/popup/have-org-role.html#arg2-arg3
The :ARG2 of have-org-role-91 is the office held, basically a job title in the wider sense. -- "What is he?" Example: "He is the school janitor."
The :ARG3 of have-org-role-91 generally provides a description of the activity that the person performs, typically using verb frames -- "What does he do?"
Example: "He cleans bathrooms and empties the trash for the school."
More under http://www.isi.edu/~ulf/amr/lib/popup/have-org-role.html#arg2-arg3