Directive feature_mapper Sample Clauses

Directive feature_mapper. This directive defines which features of the syntactic arguments must be checked. It plays two distinct roles: the first is to list such features; the second is to map the same features between the two lexicons. The format is value_lexicon_A (tab) value_lexicon_B and it is coherent with the two input lexicons, A and B: # format lexA (tab) lexB Lexicon A Lexicon B Function function syntacticConsti tuent realization Introducer introducer Table 1: mapping among features This directives maps the features of the SAs in lexicon A on those of lexicon B. The software uses this directive to: • count the features in SAs structure • substitute the values in B with A's The directive is used to establish equivalence among syntactic arguments such the following: Lexicon A Lexicon B Equivalent <Syn > <feat att="function" val="subj"/> <feat att="syntacticCostituent" val="np"/> <feat att="introducer" val="to"/> </Syn. > <Syn > <feat att="function" val="subj"/> <feat att="realization " val="np"/> <feat att="introducer" val="to"/> </Syn. > YES. Both arguments have three features with the same attributes and values. Please note the bold which reflects the mapping. <Syn > <feat att="function" val="subj"/> <feat att="syntacticCostituent" val="np"/> <feat att="introducer" val="to"/> </Syn. > <Syn > <feat att="function" val="subj"/> <feat att="realization " val="np"/> </Syn. > NO. Different number of SAs <Syn > <feat att="function" val="subj"/> <feat att="syntacticCostituent" val="np"/> <feat att="introducer" val="to"/> </Syn. > <Syn > <feat att="function" val="subj"/> <feat att="realization " val="pp"/> <feat att="introducer" val="to"/> </Syn. > NO. Both arguments have three features with the same attributes but different values. Please note the bold which reflects the mapping but also the bold italic which shows different values. Table 2: Equivalence between two syntactic arguments according to features_mapper directive
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