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Improve the definitions #79
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The goal of this PR is to improve the consistency of the simple English definitions * All definitions are lowercase and have no final period * They refer to the concept (the source of the relation) and a "given concept" (the target of the relation) * Similar wording throughout * Fixed some grammatical errors
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Thanks! This looks much improved. I have some comments on individual lines and here are a couple of general comments:
- Inconsistent quotation styles for single-line strings; I saw both
"..."
and"""..."""
. This does not change the definitions, though. - You changed several definitions that referred to "words" to instead refer to "concepts". I didn't inspect very closely, but I thought the "word" ones were for sense relations and "concepts" for synset relations, so I hope the change does not lead to confusion.
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### Relation Secondary Aspect IP | ||
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relations.secondary_aspect_ip.name.en = "Secondary Aspect (ip)" | ||
relations.secondary_aspect_ip.df.en = "A concept which is linked to another through a change in aspect (ip)" | ||
relations.secondary_aspect_ip.df.en = "a concept which is linked to a given concept through a change in aspect (imperfective to perfective)" |
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Is this different from "Simple Aspect (imp to per)"?
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I am not sure what the difference of these relations are. It seems to be something that only really makes sense for Polish and other Slavic languages, so we may have to ask Maciej
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relations.secondary_aspect_ip.ex.en = "" | ||
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### Relation Secondary Aspect PI | ||
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relations.secondary_aspect_pi.name.en = "Secondary Aspect (pi)" | ||
relations.secondary_aspect_pi.df.en = "A concept which is linked to another through a change in aspect (pi)" | ||
relations.secondary_aspect_pi.df.en = "a concept which is linked to a given concept through a change in aspect (perfective to imperfective)" |
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Similarly, is this different from "Simple Aspect (per to imp)"?
Co-authored-by: Michael Wayne Goodman <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Michael Wayne Goodman <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Michael Wayne Goodman <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Michael Wayne Goodman <[email protected]>
Thanks for the comments. I cleaned up the quoting strategy I am not sure about the "words" vs "concepts" idea. It was not used consistently before and for example the longer definition of "antonym" talks about "concepts" so I think the change to "concepts" makes everything more consistent. |
Hi,
I'm on a train right now with limited access to email, please wait a day or
two. As far as I recall, we were trying to make a difference between
the definitions for synset and sense links (with the difficulty that some
link types, like antonym) are used for both.
I'll comment more when I am back and have had a chance to read things
properly.
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@jmccrae <https://github.com/jmccrae> Thanks, it now looks good to me,
but I'd like to give Francis a chance to comment on the last point.
@fcbond <https://github.com/fcbond>, do you recall if there was anything
intentional behind "words" vs "concepts" in the definitions?
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@fcbond Hoping things have calmed down a bit after the summit and conference. Have you had a chance to look at these changes? |
The goal of this PR is to improve the consistency of the simple English definitions