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annotation of capital letters words #5

Closed denip closed 11 years ago

denip commented 11 years ago

Hello everyone !!

I have found a new kind of sentence, in which I have a capital letter word unknown, I am not sure how it should be annotated. The sentence is like this :+1:

I don't know how she feels about running, but, IMO, I think that it is a great idea.

The IMO is the problem here. I was thinking to annotate in this manner:

(c / contrast-01 :ARG1 (k / know-01 :ARG0 (i / i) :ARG1 (t / thing :ARG1-of (f / feel-01 :ARG0 (s / she) :ARG2 (r / run-02)))) :ARG2 (t2 / think-01 :ARG0 i :ARG1 (i2 / idea :mod (g / great) :domain (t3 / that)) :manner (i3 / IMO))) It is ok ? Or should I separate the components ? I assume it's about In My Opinion..(IMO), I don't know..

Thank you,

Denisa T.

denip commented 11 years ago

I am sorry about the way this sentence appear here...when I copied it was as in the editor...

biancab commented 11 years ago

IMO is indeed "in my opinion", so you should consider using the frame opine-01. Since you also have think-01, IMO is somewhat redundant, but in order to keep both, I would suggest an "and", with the 2 predicates on the 2 :ops and it is a great idea as :arg1 under both.

denip commented 11 years ago

Hello Bianca, thank you for the explanation. So, it should be something like this ?

:ARG2 (a / and :op1 (o / opine-01 :ARG0 (i / i)) :op2 (t2 / think-01 :ARG0 i) :ARG1 (i2 / idea :mod (g / great) :domain (t3 / that)

biancab commented 11 years ago

The only thing to add is that i2 (coreference) should also be annotated as arg1 under opine-01