Closed saramosher888 closed 2 years ago
At the Diplomacy meeting yesterday we decided that for Diplomacy (unlike for general AMR), we will annotate any relative times (e.g. "last season") as absolute ones (e.g. "spring 1902"), just as we annotate pronouns (e.g. "I" and "you") as powers (e.g. "Germany").
For (at least partially) absolute temporal expressions, AMR offers the frame "date-entity" which has slots for year, season (and more). Here are a two examples of temporal expressions in Diplomacy AMRs that I just added: https://www.isi.edu/~ulf/amr/lib/amr-dict-diplomacy.html#date-entity
I can't fully read the screenshot example above because the resolution is too low. Please do NOT use :time "some string" which is very un-AMR. Hope this helps!
date-entity in general AMR: https://www.isi.edu/~ulf/amr/lib/amr-dict.html#date-entity
Thank you! I think this solves it!
Let's come up with a standard way of annotating time / year / season. In the below example, Tess put :time "last season", and I put :season "spring 1902". What is the preferred way?
In yesterday's meeting, it sounded like the best way would be to include both year and season. @uhermjakob, what is the format that you would like us to use?