WORDORDER {MoLE} | R Documentation |
Use word order for interpretation
Description
Use observed word-order tendencies for interpretation of role distribution. E.g., if agents were observed to come first mostly, assign first constituent agent role.
Usage
WORDORDER(hearerID, analysis)
Arguments
hearerID |
Pointer to hearer agent |
analysis |
Analysis of utterance in which roles have to be determined. |
Details
To check if word order can be used, Yang's Tolerance principle is used.
Value
a proposition, i.e. a list:
external |
representation of the external argument, possibly including role marking |
internal |
representation of the internal argument, if identified, possibly including role marking |
verb |
representation of the action argument, possibly including person indexing |
target |
target event to be described |
Author(s)
Sander Lestrade
References
Charles Yang (2016), The price of linguistic productivity. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press.
See Also
INTERPRET
Examples
FOUND()
situation=SITUATION(1)
proposition=PROPOSITION(1, situation)
utterance=PRODUCE(1, proposition)
analysis=ANALYZE(2, utterance, situation)
WORDORDER(2, analysis)
population[[2]]$wordOrder[2,]$success=999 #makes AUV standard
population[[2]]$wordOrder
WORDORDER(2, analysis)
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