Semantic Roles & Labeling
LING 571 — Deep Processing in NLP November 18, 2019 Shane Steinert-Threlkeld
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Semantic Roles & Labeling LING 571 Deep Processing in NLP November 18, 2019 Shane Steinert-Threlkeld 1 Announcements HW7: 89.4 average Only common mistake: similarity vs. distance sim(u, v) = 1 - distance(u, v) 2 Questions
LING 571 — Deep Processing in NLP November 18, 2019 Shane Steinert-Threlkeld
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sim(u, v) = 1 - distance(u, v)
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c1,c2 [simresnik (c1, c2)]
Given: input word w0 and probe words {p1,…,pn} for pi in {p1,…,pn}: supported_sense = null most_information = 0.0 for sensew in SENSES(w0): for sensep in SENSES(pi): lcssynset = LOWESTCOMMONSUBSUMER(sensew, sensep) lcsinfo = INFORMATIONCONTENT(lcssynset) if lcsinfo > most_information: most_information = lcsinfo supported_sense = sensew
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∧ TimeOfChasing(e, Yesterday)
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Thematic Role Example AGENT The waiter spilled the soup EXPERIENCER John has a headache FORCE The wind blows debris from the mall into our yards. THEME Only after Benjamin Franklin broke the ice… RESULT The French government has built a regulation-size baseball diamond… CONTENT Mona asked “You met Mary Ann at a supermarket?” INSTRUMENT He turned to poaching catfish, stunning them with a shocking device… BENEFICIARY Whenever Ann Callahan makes hotel reservations for her boss… SOURCE I flew in from Boston. GOAL I drove to Portland.
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From Levin and Rappaport Hovav 2005: a. John broke the window with a rock. b. The rock broke the window. a. Swabha ate the banana with a fork. b. * The fork ate the banana. [Google]Agent found the answer.
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(‘person’)
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see-01 i dog person run-02 name “Joe” garden
ARG0 ARG1 poss name
location ARG0-of
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From Liu et. al (2015)
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verbs (and nouns and adjectives)
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VERBS: dwindle move soar escalation shift advance edge mushroom swell explosion tumble climb explode plummet swing fall decline fall reach triple fluctuation ADVERBS: decrease fluctuate rise tumble gain increasingly diminish gain rocket growth dip grow shift NOUNS: hike double increase skyrocket decline increase drop jump slide decrease rise
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Core Roles
ATTRIBUTE The ATTRIBUTE is a scalar property that the ITEM possesses. DIFFERENCE The distance by which an ITEM changes its position on the scale. FINAL_STATE A description that presents the ITEM’s state after the change in the ATTRIBUTE’s value as an independent predication. FINAL_VALUE The position on the scale where the ITEM ends up. INITIAL_STATE A description that presents the ITEM’s state before the change in the ATTRIBUTE’s value as an independent predication. INITIAL_VALUE The initial position on the scale from which the ITEM moves away. ITEM The entity that has a position on the scale. VALUE_RANGE A portion of the scale, typically identified by its end points, along which the values of the ATTRIBUTE fluctuate.
Some Non-Core Roles
DURATION The length of time over which the change takes place. SPEED The rate of change of the VALUE. GROUP The GROUP in which an ITEM changes the value of an ATTRIBUTE in a specified way.
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He et al 2017
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Editorial: should’ve been /casserole/
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format-with-luke-zettlemoyer
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