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The solution could look something like this (inspired by Table 1): | The solution could look something like this (inspired by Table 1): | ||
^ surface form | For Chinese food, | The Golden Palace | restaurant | is the best one | in the | centre of the city | It is located | on the side of the river | near | East Road | | ^ surface form | For Chinese food, | The Golden Palace | restaurant | is the best one | in the | centre of the city | It is located | on the side of the river | near | East Road | | ||
- | ^ sem. stack | + | ^ sem. stack |
^ | food | name | type | ^ | food | name | type | ||
^ | inform | ^ | inform | ||
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==== Section 2 - Semantic Representation ==== | ==== Section 2 - Semantic Representation ==== | ||
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- | Task: creating the surface form, i.e. adding the optional intermediary stacks between the mandatory stacks and ordering everything. | + | |
- | Semantic stack (corresponding to a //phrase// in the surface form) is considered to be an atomic unit. | + | |
- | Note about the annotation form: It is inspired by a common notation from the dialogue systems and it is quite bound to the domain of the information dialogs (finding a restaurant, booking a flight etc.). Lots of other language phenomena would be very difficult to capture this way, e.g. quantifiers, | + | |
==== Section 3 - DBN ==== | ==== Section 3 - DBN ==== |