/* NEGATIVES:
* English "not" occurs as W B.
* French "ne" occurs as B W.
* French "pas" occurs as B W (in "ne pas") or W B.
* OTHER ADVERBS:
* English adverbs can occur as B W or W B.
* todo: Use W B when W is auxiliary verb.
* French adverbs (except for "ne") can occur only as W B.
* EXAMPLES:
* [W [W [W [W [V should]] [B happily]] [B not]] [W [V change]]]
* [W [W [W [V do]] [B not]] [W [B happily] [W [V change]]]]
* "Je [B ne] [W sais] pas"
* "I [B [W have] [B carefully]] [W checked] the reactor settings."
* "I [W have] [[B carefully] [W checked]] the reactor settings."
* "I [B carefully] [W check] the reactor settings."
* "I [W check] [B carefully] to see what the problem is."
* "Paganini [W played the violin] [B beautifully]."
*
* One might think that some restrictions-such as "just" coming before
* the verb or after the auxiliary-might not be needed in parsing because
* we are only presented with well-formed input. But we can always come
* up with cases where they are needed: "I finished just my homework."
* "I just finished my homework."
*
* todoSCORE: Adverbs of manner tend to occur at end of sentence or between
* subject and verb.
*/
Float Syn_ParseFilterBW_WB_W(PNode *b, PNode *w, int is_bw, int lang)
{
LexEntry *adv_le;
if (Syn_Parse_IsOnlyRelativeW(w, lang)) return(0.0);
if ((adv_le = PNodeLeftmostLexEntry(b))) {
if (LexEntryAllConceptsFeat(is_bw ? F_NO_BW_W : F_NO_WB_W, adv_le)) {
/* Disallow intensifiers such as "very" and "très" and so on. */
return(0.0);
}
/* Hardcoded word restrictions: */
if (lang == F_FRENCH) {
if (streq(adv_le->srcphrase, "pas")) {
if (PNodeFeaturesIn(w, FS_NP_PP)) return(0.0);
} else if (streq(adv_le->srcphrase, "ne")) {
if (!is_bw) return(0.0);
return(Syn_ParseFilter_Verb_Or_InterHB(w));
} else {
if (is_bw) return(0.0);
}
} else if (lang == F_ENGLISH) {
if (streq(adv_le->srcphrase, "not")) {
if (is_bw || (!PNodeFeaturesIn(w, FS_NP_PP))) {
return(0.0);
}
}
}
}
return(1.0);
}
Float Syn_ParseFilterDX_X(PNode *d, PNode *x, int lang)
{
if (PNodeFeatureIn(x, F_DETERMINER)) {
/* todo: However, if <d> is a predeterminer, this is acceptable
* (Battye and Hintze, 1992, p. 216).
* Might be OK as is, because tout(e)(s) is currently considered an
* adjective.
*/
return(0.0);
}
if (x->pn1 && x->pn1->feature == F_S) return(0.0);
if (PNodeFeaturesIn(x, FS_VP_PP)) {
/* Determiners should occur at the lowest, innermost level, since they
* are X-MAX arguments.
* That is, we allow:
* [X [X [D the] [X [N grocer]]]
* [Y [R of] .]]
* and disallow:
* [X [D the]
* [X [X [N grocer]] [Y [R of] ...]]]
* also [the [grocer who did whatever]]
*/
return(0.0);
}
return(1.0);
}
Float Syn_ParseFilterWV_W(PNode *w, PNode *v, int lang)
{
if (Syn_Parse_IsOnlyRelativeW(w, lang)) return(0.0);
if (PNodeFeaturesIn(w, FS_NP_PP)) {
/* Verb arguments should go at a higher level.
* "The American who is Jim Garnier's sister, ate."
*/
return(0.0);
}
return(1.0);
}
