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Perhaps the easiest way to get a flavor of RelEx is to show its output. Below follows a parse of two sentences: "Alice looked at the cover of Shonen Jump. She decided to buy it." Parts of this output will be familiar to users of the Link Grammar Parser. The second part is generated by RelEx, and provides specific feature markup for single words and the dependency relationships between the words in the sentence. Notice, for example, that it is the cover that is being looked at, and that the subject doing the looking is Alice. This example has part-of-speech tagging suppressed, so as not to clutter the output, however, verb tense and noun-number tagging is enabled. Finally, at the end, notice the listing of antecedent candidates: "She" refers to "Alice", and "it" refers either to "Shonen Jump" or to "cover". This output is generated by an implementation of the Hobbs algorithm for pronoun (anaphora) resolution.
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And Provides, And That, And The, Antecedent Candidates, As Not, At And, At The, Below Follows, Between The, Buy Itquot, By An, Candidates Quotshequot, Clutter, Cover, Familiar, Looked, Nounnumber, Quotitquot, Relex |
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