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Strict the pattern in the JAPE grammar to be in one sentience
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Emml Asimadi
Yes, Diana's suggestion earlier should be perfect for you then.
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Phase:xxxxx Input: Split xxxx xxxx.... Options: xxxxxx YourPatterns Remember to have sentence splitter that generates "Split" annotations before the JAPE. It will match 'PERSON friend PERSON' in the same sentence only. because the "Spilt" will make YourPattern NOT match accross sentence. Just for your understanding if wanted to match accross sentence u will do PERSON friend SPLIT PERSON. This will match "PERSON friend" in one sentence and PERSON in the next sentence. Regards,
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Thank you for your time. If I want to extract the following pattern from long text having many sentences and some of the Person annotations in the boundary. for example: Person Token [0,5] Token.string == "friend" Token[0,10] Person or any other pattern I need to find the pattern in one sentence not the first person in one sentence and the other pattern in another sentence. Thank you, On 20 July 2018 at 19:07, EMMANUEL ASIMADI <easimadi@...> wrote: Hi, |
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Emml Asimadi
Hi,
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If you put split as input to your JAPE it will not match beyond sentence boundary. It shouldn't matter where the tokens occur in the sentence... u can share additional snippets to help understand the exact problem if it doesn't work. e.g Phase: xxxxx Input: Token Split Options: xxxx YourPatterns
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Thank you for your reply.
What if I have the person name the first word in the sentence.
how could I restrict my pattern to be in the sentence boundary?
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Diana Maynard
Assuming your Person annotations don’t overlap a sentence boundary individually, just put Split in the input annotations
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Diana On 18 Jul 2018, at 17:52, bindris.n@... wrote: |
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Hi
please if I need to strict my pattern to pe extract in one sentence. For example: {Person}[0,5] {Token}[0,10] {person} this pattern needs to be in one sentence boundary. thank you, |
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