Tree syntax accepted by the slant-applet

This page describes the current supported syntax for the corpus files. The syntax notation should be read as:

a     - term is required.
<a>   - variable, replace with appropriate term.
{a}   - a is optional
{a}*  - zero or more a's can be placed here.
\t    - tabulator (ASCII code 9)

Simple tree - unique analysis

Syntax

Source: <source of information>
<label> <sentence>
A1
{=}*<FUNCTION>:<form>{\t<word>}

Example 1:

Source	Tree
KILDE: ELEMENTÆR SÆTNINGSANALYSE NF37) Han hedder Ole. (3.1.a) A1 STA:cl S:pron Han P:v(fin) hedder Cs:n Ole .

Ambiguous tree - One node (function/form)

Syntax

{=}*<FUNCTION1>/<FUNCTION2>:<form>{\t<word>}
{=}*<FUNCTION>:<form1>/<form2>{\t<word>}
{=}*<FUNCTION1>/<FUNCTION2>:<form1>/<form2>{\t<word>}

Example 2 - Source:

Kilde:Dansk sprog,s.94
DS94.7) Der stinker af deodorant overalt
A1
STA:cl
P:v(fin,pres,ind,act)  stinker
A/Op:g
=H:prp                 af
=D:n(com,sg,indef)     deodorant
A:adv                  overalt

Example 2 - Trees:

Analysis 1	Analysis 2

Ambiguous tree - One node (position)

Syntax

{=}*<FUNCTION1>/<FUNCTION2>[{+|-}<num>]:<form>{\t<word>}

The syntax denotes that the alternative representation is obtained by adding or subtracting <num> "=" from the "root" representation. Example 3 - Source:

`Kilde:Dansk sprog,s.116 DS116.3) (...) over hans deltagelse i VM-kvalifikationskampene (...)`
`A1 STA:cl ... Od:cl ... =A/Op:g ==H:prp ==D:g ===D:pron ===H:n =A/D[+2]:g ==H:prp ==D:n ...`	`over hans deltagelse i VM-kvalifikationskampene`

Example 3 - Trees:

Analysis 1
Analysis 2