While in CCG banks and parsers the verb forms in passive constrictions and perfect tenses are distinguishable via :pss feature, that is not the case for Dutch trees obtained from Lassy. Bith :pss and :pt are marked as :pt (for `PPART``).
https://www.let.rug.nl/vannoord/alp/Alpino/adt.html
This makes a tableau rule insufficient that uses pss to rearrange the argument list of a verb.
(840):[1333]p De vrouw meet de andere vrouw
(841):[1333]h Een vrouw wordt gemeten door een andere vrouw
Use a term fixing rule that replaces s:pt with s:pss depending on the context.
The rule deals with VPs with or without door-PP.
The result after fixing:
While in CCG banks and parsers the verb forms in passive constrictions and perfect tenses are distinguishable via
:pss
feature, that is not the case for Dutch trees obtained from Lassy. Bith:pss
and:pt
are marked as:pt
(for `PPART``). https://www.let.rug.nl/vannoord/alp/Alpino/adt.htmlThis makes a tableau rule insufficient that uses
pss
to rearrange the argument list of a verb.