If a linguistic problem:
What wordform makes the faulty analysis occur?
- "verlorenverloren"
What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
Using:
echo verlorenverloren | fst-infl2 -b smor-ids.ca
reading transducer from file "smor-ids.ca"...
finished.
Result:
> verlorenverloren
verloren<PREF>:<>verli:oe:rr:<>e:<>n:<><+V>:<><1>:e<Pl>:n<Past>:<><Ind>:<>
verloren<PREF>:<>verli:oe:rr:<>e:<>n:<><+V>:<><3>:e<Pl>:n<Past>:<><Ind>:<>
verloren<PREF>:<>verli:oe:rr:<>e:<>n:<><>:e<>:n<V>:<><PPast>:<><SUFF>:<><+ADJ>:<
><Pos>:<><Adv>:<>
verloren<PREF>:<>verli:oe:rr:<>e:<>n:<><>:e<>:n<V>:<><PPast>:<><SUFF>:<><+ADJ>:<
><Pos>:<><Pred>:<>
verloren<PREF>:<>verli:oe:rr:<>e:<>n:<><>:e<>:n<+V>:<><PPast>:<>
etc.
Expected:
No analysis with "verloren" as prefix.
Please provide any additional information below.
I would suggest to add a special origin to those verb stems which may be
combined with "verloren" and set the origin field of the prefix accordingly. By
the way, the origin field is a great feature!
Original issue reported on code.google.com by wuerz...@gmail.com on 21 Oct 2010 at 2:30
Original issue reported on code.google.com by
wuerz...@gmail.com
on 21 Oct 2010 at 2:30