Closed Shasetty closed 10 months ago
In what context, dependencies?
The NOT pattern is:
EnglishPatterns.java line 104
// match "not", "n't", "nt" (for informal writing), or "never" ascomplete string public static final String NOT_PAT_WORD = "^(?i:n[o'’]?t|never)$";
On Sat, Jan 27, 2024 at 4:55 PM Shasetty @.***> wrote:
Hi sir,
Can i get the complete list of words, which are considered in negation modifier.
List advmod : never , n’t , not det : no
Thanks in advance.
Regards Shankar
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Under basic dependencies of Stanford typed dependencies, I need all the list of words, which are considered as negation modifiers.
example text Bill is not a scientist. neg(scientist-5, not-3)
Bill is no scientist. neg(scientist-4, no-3)
Bill does n't drive. neg(drive-4, n't-3)
thanks in advance.
What I just sent is the regex used by the dependencies
On Sun, Jan 28, 2024 at 12:53 AM Shasetty @.***> wrote:
Under basic dependencies of Stanford typed dependencies, I need all the list of words, which are considered as negation modifiers.
example text Bill is not a scientist. neg(scientist-5, not-3)
Bill is no scientist. neg(scientist-4, no-3)
Bill does n't drive. neg(drive-4, n't-3)
thanks in advance.
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Thank You Sir.
Hi sir,
Can i get the complete list of words, which are considered in negation modifier.
List advmod : never , n’t , not det : no
Thanks in advance.
Regards Shankar