PANACEA SubCat Sample Clauses

PANACEA SubCat lexicon format We present and discuss an example with one lexical entry for the verb accusare. Two syntactic frames for this verb are described here as an example: @SUBJ@OBJ (i.e. a syntactic frame with two arguments/complements: a subject and a direct object) @SUBJ@OBJ@COMP-DI (i.e. a syntactic frame with three arguments/complements: a subject, a direct object, and a prepositional phrase complement introduced by the preposition di) Some comments are contained in the appropriate comment field. <! > <Lexicon> <LexicalResource> <!-- LexicalEntry represents the verb main entry --> <LexicalEntry id=“le_1”> <feat att=“partOfSpeech” val=“V” /> <!-- it is recommended to use feat “partOfSpeech” to set the partOfSpeech of the entry --> <!--Lemma is obligatory in LMF and should be used to encode the morphosyntactic information applicable to the whole lemma --> <Lemma> <feat att=“writtenForm” val=“accusare”/> </Lemma> <!-- SyntacticBehaviour contains the link btw the verb and the subcategorisation frame(s) relevant for the verb at hand; auxiliary and frequency information can also be encoded here. Because of the nature of the extracted data and especially because of frequency information that usually refers to the verb-subcat pair , we would recommend to have each syntactic behaviour point to only one subcategorisation frame. But this is not constrained by LMF, and infact may not be true nor a good practice for other types of lexicons --> <SyntacticBehaviour id=“sb_1” subcategorizationFrames=“scf_11”> <feat att=“aux” val=“avere”/> <feat att=“freq” val=“0.3”/> <!--“domain” is a label used to identify the domain in the case of manually developed lexica or the corpus from where the lexicon has been extracted, in case it has been automatically acquiered --> <feat att=“domain” val=“general”/> </SyntacticBehaviour> <SyntacticBehaviour id=“sb_2” subcategorizationFrames=“scf_22”> <feat att=“aux” val=“avere”/> <feat att=“freq” val=“0.04”/> <feat att=“domain” val=“general”/> </SyntacticBehaviour> </LexicalEntry> <!-- SubcategorizationFrame contains the description of the syntactic structures in terms of syntactic arguments --> <SubcategorizationFrame id=“scf_11”> <feat att=“scf-type” val=“@obj”/> <!-- the attribute scf-type here is used simply to assign a lable to the whole SCF, which may be useful for evaluation purposes -->
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