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Having grabbed the latest Ollie JAR which I believe is v1.0.2 I’ve noticed something odd having run a few sentences through it and wondered if you could take a look and confirm whether it’s a bug. I had used an older version before (1.0.0) and ran this sentence through it again to check that version and I don’t see the same oddity.
Here is a simple form of the sentence structure that demonstrates the problem:
The dog has died due to shock and is being buried at home tomorrow.
With Ollie 1.0.0 we get:
0.793: (The dog; has died due to; shock)
0.698: (The dog; is being buried at; home)
But with 1.0.2 we get:
0.673: (The dog; has died is due to; shock)
0.554: (The dog; has is being buried at; home)
Other than the scores changing, its simply the inclusion of the multiple VBZ nodes across the two relations that doesn’t look right. Could you confirm this is unexpected behavior, I couldn’t think of a reason why you might want this to be the case. Sorry if this has already been fixed I haven’t had time to grab the very latest source and build it to test against.
Thanks
Tony
Antony Scerri
Principal Technology Researcher, Elsevier Labs
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hi
Having grabbed the latest Ollie JAR which I believe is v1.0.2 I’ve noticed something odd having run a few sentences through it and wondered if you could take a look and confirm whether it’s a bug. I had used an older version before (1.0.0) and ran this sentence through it again to check that version and I don’t see the same oddity.
Here is a simple form of the sentence structure that demonstrates the problem:
The dog has died due to shock and is being buried at home tomorrow.
With Ollie 1.0.0 we get:
0.793: (The dog; has died due to; shock)
0.698: (The dog; is being buried at; home)
But with 1.0.2 we get:
0.673: (The dog; has died is due to; shock)
0.554: (The dog; has is being buried at; home)
Other than the scores changing, its simply the inclusion of the multiple VBZ nodes across the two relations that doesn’t look right. Could you confirm this is unexpected behavior, I couldn’t think of a reason why you might want this to be the case. Sorry if this has already been fixed I haven’t had time to grab the very latest source and build it to test against.
Thanks
Tony
Antony Scerri
Principal Technology Researcher, Elsevier Labs
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: