Parser Results
- Semantics:
- It uses a case frame structure, and gets all 27 tested
sentences correct.
- It's clearly not industrial strength.
- It's easy to throw more words in, so it could get a practically
infinite number of sentences correct.
- You get the results by turing everything off and turning
the first verb instance on.
- The question is not number of sentences but grammatical
constructs.
- It handles passive and active sentences, PP attachment,
and sentential compliments.
- More rules could be engineered, but the future work on this
is either automatically generating the nets from a grammar
or (more interestingly) learning rules.
- Timing: It times like people do on
PP attached sentences. Here's "The girl saw the dangerous
pyramid with the stalactite".
- PP attachment ambiguity resolution.
- I saw the girl with the telescope.
- It attaches appropriately those cached.
- It gets generality from the hierarchy, and gets those too.
