Support for users of CCG software closed 7-27-20

[Mark Sammons <mssammon AT illinois.edu>]

Hi, Geetali.

The SRL was trained on the PropBank data; the labeling scheme has apparently 
changed slightly since the SRL training data was developed.

Here is a starting point for information about PropBank:

http://verbs.colorado.edu/~mpalmer/projects/ace.html

Our demo uses the PropBank frame files, presenting the most common
set of labels for each identified verb.  

Regards,

Mark

---- Original message ----
>Date: Thu, 23 Jun 2011 12:29:55 -0600
>From: Geetali Dudhbhate 
><gdudhbha AT asu.edu>
>  
>Subject: [Illinois-ml-nlp-users] Need a user manual  
>To: 
>rizzolo AT gmail.com
>Cc: 
>illinois-ml-nlp-users AT cs.uiuc.edu
>
>   Hi,
>
>   I have managed to install the SRL package now. On
>   giving input as "At the end of the day , 251.2
>   million shares were traded ." , I get the output as
>   :
>
>   (S1 (S (PP (IN At)
>              (NP (NP (DT the)
>                      (NN end))
>                  (PP (IN of)
>                      (NP (DT the)
>                          (NN
>   day)))))
>          (, ,)
>          (NP (QP (CD 251.2)
>                  (CD million))
>              (NNS shares))
>          (VP (AUX were)
>              (VP (VBN traded)))
>          (. .)))
>   At                   -    (AM-TMP*
>   the                  -    *
>   end                 -    *
>   of                    -    *
>   the                  -    *
>   day                 -    *AM-TMP)
>   ,                     -    *
>   251.2              -    (A1*
>   million             -    *
>   shares            -    *A1)
>   were              -    *
>   traded          trade    (V*V)
>   .                    -    *
>
>   If I run the same sentence on the SRL demo provided
>   on
>   http://cogcomp.cs.illinois.edu/demo/srl/results.php
>   I also get some keywords like "temporal [AM-TMP]"
>   and "thing being traded (away) [A1]". Is there any
>   way in which I can make the output of the SRL
>   package I have installed more verbose? Also is there
>   some user manual to which I can refer, to better
>   understand the meaning of the various tags used?
>
>   Thanks & Regards,
>   Geetali Dudhbhate.
>   MS-Computer Science.
>   Arizona State University.
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