- ...document
- This introduction has been written by Ulrich
Heid, internal editor of the Computational Lexicons Work Group
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- ...[&make_named_href('',
"node323.html#Teufel95","[Teufel 95]")])
- The ELM-EN proposal was prepared in the
framework of a computational experiment on tagset mapping, with
slightly different goals in mind.
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- ...provided
- See [&make_named_href('',
"node323.html#Teufel95","[Teufel 95]")]
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- ...part
- Particular thanks to Anne
Schiller, as well as to Christine Thielen, Christine Stöckert, Judith
Tonhauser, Alexander Gonzalez and Holger Schicht for many useful
comments and feedback on earlier versions.
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- ...inferred
- cf.
[&make_named_href('',
"node323.html#invit","[Leech, Wilson 93]")]
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- ...article.
- There are a number of exceptions to this rule,
however, where the semantic criterion (proper name semantics)
overrules the syntactic criterion (determinerlessness), like
- Wir k"ampfen f"ur einen sauberen Rhein/prop .
- gegen ein Europa/prop ohne Grenzen
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- ...case.
- Grammatical
subjects are realised in nominative case. Logical subjects are
identical to grammatical subjects in active sentences. In passive
sentences, however, they differ from the grammatical subjects (and
are realised by a prepositional phrase with by).
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- ...case
- Genitive case is
governed by several verbs, prepositions and adjectives; however, in
most cases it is used to express a possessive relationship (the
possession is in genitive, it is a postmodifier (rarely: a
premodifier) of the possessor.)
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- ...case
- Accussative
applies to the direct object in most active sentences.
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- ...case
- Dative case in german
is used for the indirect object in all cases.
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- ...paradigms,
- It
is strictly speaking not correct to describe mixed as a paradigm in its
own right because the cases where ``mixed'' inflection occurs (after
Possessive pronouns and kein, indefinite pronouns ) can be
described by the paradigms weak and strong. The value
mixed is not independent from the features case and
number. Nevertheless, we used it in our tagset for historical
reasons and covenience for the manual taggers.
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- ...
- This might seem an unusual analysis.
We will explain our motivation in section 6.5, page
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- ...adjectives
- For example for fractals, halbe is the only
inflectable word form of the class.
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- ...
- For space reasons, the pronouns listed are only those in
nominative case. They can be put into the other cases, too.
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