Nonfinite verb forms are a crosslinguistically widespread phenomenon that poses a challenge to universal annotation formalisms like Universal Dependencies (UD), often clashing with traditionally established, language-specific conventions and terminologies. This paper, using Latin as a concrete case study, aims to give a survey on the VerbForm feature distribution among UD treebanks and to suggest a restructuring thereof in a niversal perspective.
Cecchini, F. M., Formae reformandae: for a reorganisation of verb form annotation in Universal Dependencies illustrated by the specific case of Latin, Paper, in Proceedings of the Fifth Workshop on Universal Dependencies (UDW, SyntaxFest 2021), (Sofia, Bulgaria, 21-25 March 2022), Association for Computational Linguistics, Sofia 2021: 1-15 [http://hdl.handle.net/10807/194228]
Formae reformandae: for a reorganisation of verb form annotation in Universal Dependencies illustrated by the specific case of Latin
Cecchini, Flavio Massimiliano
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Writing – Original Draft Preparation
2021
Abstract
Nonfinite verb forms are a crosslinguistically widespread phenomenon that poses a challenge to universal annotation formalisms like Universal Dependencies (UD), often clashing with traditionally established, language-specific conventions and terminologies. This paper, using Latin as a concrete case study, aims to give a survey on the VerbForm feature distribution among UD treebanks and to suggest a restructuring thereof in a niversal perspective.
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