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<p class="MsoNormal" style="mso-margin-top-alt:auto;mso-margin-bottom-alt:auto">I am looking at the parse trees (and the MRS representations output by the PET/ERG system, trying to do some grammar engineering to cover our special data. One of the things is
that we have to allow “the unknown word handling”. We used the command-line option –default-les=all. I wonder what the other possible values are for this option. While allowing “unknown word handling”, we hope to constrain it in some way. I would appreciate
it if you could give me some insights or point me to some documentation. I would also appreciate detailed documentation about the notations used in the output of the PET/ERG system, namely the parse trees, MRS representations, etc generated by the system.
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