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Linglib.Phenomena.Polysemy.Data

Copredication Data #

@cite{asher-2011} @cite{gotham-2017} @cite{pustejovsky-1995}

Empirical judgments for copredication — the phenomenon where predicates selecting different semantic aspects apply to the same polysemous noun phrase.

Phenomena #

  1. Book copredication: "The book is heavy and interesting" — heavy selects physical object, interesting selects informational content.

  2. Counting under copredication: "Three books were mastered and burned" — ambiguous between counting physical volumes vs. informational contents.

  3. Lunch copredication: "The lunch was delicious but took forever" — delicious selects food, took forever selects event.

Acceptability judgment for copredication examples.

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      A copredication datum: a sentence with two predicates on different aspects.

      • sentence : String

        The sentence

      • noun : String

        The polysemous noun

      • aspect₁ : String

        The aspect selected by the first predicate

      • aspect₂ : String

        The aspect selected by the second predicate

      • judgment : Acceptability

        Acceptability judgment

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          The canonical book copredication example.

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            Lunch copredication: food + event aspects.

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              Newspaper copredication: organization + physical aspects.

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                A counting-under-copredication datum.

                • sentence : String

                  The sentence

                • noun : String

                  The polysemous noun

                • physicalCount : Nat

                  Count under physical individuation

                • informationalCount : Nat

                  Count under informational individuation

                • countsDiverge : Bool

                  Whether the two counts diverge

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                    "Three books were mastered and burned" with two copies of the same novel. @cite{gotham-2017}: physical count = 3, informational count = 2 (if one novel has two copies).

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                      All copredication data points are acceptable.