[developers] [incr tsdb()]: reconstructing other MRS types when thinning
Stephan Oepen
oe at ifi.uio.no
Wed Mar 9 20:24:33 CET 2011
hi peter,
[incr tsdb()] is in principle agnostic about which MRS serializations
are used (or, in fact, which meaning representation language more
generally), but there is a clear bias in the implementation for the
‘simple’ MRS format. in my view, this format strikes a good
balance between human and machine readability and space consumption.
hence, wherever possible i would recommend ‘simple’ MRSs over XML-
based alternatives.
to answer your specific question, during (thinning) normalization the
[incr tsdb()] parameter *redwoods-semantics-hook* can provide a
function to receive a reconstructed edge and return a string; the
string will then be recorded as the semantics field. the predefined
mrs::get-mrs-string() returns the ‘simple’ format, but defining a
variant of this function should not be hard. alas, as things stand
just now, a user would have to provide an adapted semantics hook
themselves (and patch the ‘redwoods’ script to activate it).
best, oe
On 9. mars 2011, at 18.04, Peter Adolphs <Peter.Adolphs at dfki.de> wrote:
> Hi!
>
> Does anyone know how to reconstruct MRS types other than simple
> format (MRX,
> RMRS, DMRS) when thinning a profile with [incr tsdb()]? Is it
> possible to
> specify the desired MRS type as a simple parameter?
>
> Cheers,
>
> Peter
>
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