I was wondering what the function of the blacklist relation is?
Seems like it removed the option that noun_chunk can be in the path, but I see no mention of this in the original paper and I also see that the underlying assumption (that noun chunk can't be relations) might be false. Was hoping you could share your perspective on this? Hopefully I am just missing a good point :)
A sidenote on the lemmatization used in filtering is also that the lemmatization is done on a word by word basis, which is flawed as lemmatization is contextually dependent for instance the lemma of meeting can either be meeting (a meeting) or meet (to meet).
Best and thanks again for the public implementation,
Kenneth
Hi black cat,
Thanks for the public implementation!
I was wondering what the function of the blacklist relation is? Seems like it removed the option that noun_chunk can be in the path, but I see no mention of this in the original paper and I also see that the underlying assumption (that noun chunk can't be relations) might be false. Was hoping you could share your perspective on this? Hopefully I am just missing a good point :)
A sidenote on the lemmatization used in filtering is also that the lemmatization is done on a word by word basis, which is flawed as lemmatization is contextually dependent for instance the lemma of meeting can either be meeting (a meeting) or meet (to meet).
Best and thanks again for the public implementation, Kenneth