Linguistic Modeling for Multilingual Machine Translation
Linguistic Modeling for Multilingual Machine Translation
Linguistic Modeling for Multilingual Machine Translation
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122 CHAPTER 11. LEXICAL FUNCTIONS<br />
predicative noun<br />
negation<br />
verb (xpred=...). 3 . This in<strong>for</strong>mation (e.g. p<strong>for</strong>m, type and num) cannot be<br />
coded directly as an extended head feature of the noun since the predicative<br />
properties can be delegated to a dependent relative pronoun, in whichcasethese<br />
constraints apply to the relative pronoun and not to the predicative noun itself<br />
(e.g. He was proud of the decision which his daughter had made). The value<br />
of vsup are head features and the value of xpred are extended head features.<br />
The aspectual structure of the noun is unied with that of the SV, by way of<br />
which the semantic tense and aspect are shared between the predicative noun<br />
and the SV. In addition, the SV and the predicative noun share in<strong>for</strong>mation<br />
about the scope of negation.<br />
(183) @rule(b).<br />
8 8<br />
99<br />
< lex=macht cat=n,<br />
<br />
=<br />
head=<br />
sem=SEM&<br />
abstract= j temp= j aspect=incho ,<br />
: ehead=<br />
,<br />
sNEG=SNEG<br />
8 ( )<br />
9<br />
role=agent,<br />
n<br />
arg1=<br />
o<br />
,<br />
head= ehead=<br />
><<br />
cat=n >=<br />
arg2=<br />
role=nil ,<br />
>< >=<br />
frame= arg3= role=nil ,<br />
8 ( )<br />
lex=ergreifen,<br />
><<br />
n o<br />
9><br />
vsup=<br />
sNEG=SNEG, , =<br />
pred=<br />
ehead=<br />
sem=SEM<br />
>:<br />
>: >:<br />
><br />
xpred= p<strong>for</strong>m=nil,type=def,num=sing <br />
> ><br />
The result of the subcategorization of the predicative noun by the SV is represented<br />
in the following structure, where the argument slot <strong>for</strong> the subject is<br />
still accessible.<br />
3<br />
In the treatment implemented in CAT2 the predicative noun selects the SV together<br />
with the aktionsart this verb is associated with. [Krenn and Erbach94](pg.389) suggest<br />
the SV select the predicative noun and have a xed aktionsart. This approach, however, is<br />
not only intractable <strong>for</strong> generation where the predicative noun somehow has to generate its<br />
SV, but implies that everySVhasalistofhundreds of lexemes of predicative nouns it may<br />
select and third, that multiple entries become necessary if the same SV is used <strong>for</strong> dierent<br />
aktionsarten (cf. (179)).