[developers] ERG demo webpages

Stephan Oepen oe at ifi.uio.no
Tue Apr 29 13:29:42 CEST 2008


thanks for the feedback on the ERG web demo, ann.

> I don't think it's a good idea to allow non-sentences through in the
> demo as is happening currently.  The rubric implies one has to enter
> a sentence, and when one just gets MRSs (as by default) the
> non-sentence nature of some of the analyses is very unclear.
>
> the sample `Just try pressing return in this window' probably ought
> to have some punctuation, but maybe rethink the example given what
> gets generated?  `Try pressing return in this window justly.'

i will leave these for dan to decide.  right now, i dropped the `just'
from the default example, but maybe we can find an even better sample
sentence?

regarding degrees of robustness in the web demo, i would like to have a
toggle, where `robust' mode could then comprise fragment roots plus PoS
tagging and generic lexical entries; `precise' mode, on the other hand,
could be for in-depth linguistic inspection.  i still hope to implement
this before the summit this year.

> the generate button is active on the generator output but nothing
> will generate

that was a nice little bug: MRSs on generator results were not external
(compliant with the SEM-I, i.e. post-VPM); now corrected.

in this latest face-lift i also addressed a few issues dan had reported
earlier, viz. (a) the choide of tree comparison mode is back; (b) it is
possible to generate from results even if only tree display was active;
(c) tree nodes are now mouse sensitive.  finally, i added LaTeX output
for trees and MRSs, but i still need to find a good way of distributing
the corresponding style files.

                                                    best wishes  -  oe

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