Open jheinecke opened 2 years ago
Sorry for the delay! These two codes are a holdover from a much older version. I believe "NF" is for "Not found": cases where the verb form was not in (the current) version of FrameNet. Theoretically this should be treated the same as None. "IN" was for "indefinite": cases where the sense mapped to multiple FN frames, and it wasn't clear which one to use. All three cases indicate a lack of a FN annotation.
It should be possible if not straightforward to ma p from PB rolesets/arguments to FN using the files, by going PB -> VN -> FN, which might be a solution, but I understand it's a bit of a hassle.
I've made the revision to the code you suggested, thank you!
Hello, thanks for this data! I'm trying to map propbank rolesets andarguments to FrameNet frames and frame-elements. But as I see this is not (yet) possible using the
.json
files ininstances/
. So I try to use the instances/semlink-2 file (together with tools/annotation.py. However, I came across cases where the FrameNet frame isNone
(OK, no FrameNet frame defined)NF
orIN
. What is the meaning of the latter two?BTW, the python lines indicating how to use the json-files seem to have an error, the following works:
Thanks