Morpheus parsing llt-tokenized texts

[LFDM]

People can request to markup enclicits (the Pisa guys who'd like to annotate some Seneca already did), in most cases this comes down to a hyphen, e.g. arma virumque becomes arma virum -que. I think this makes a lot of sense, especially with other cases, such as an enclitic ne, because without marking them as split up, there would be no chance to disambiguate an enclitic -ne from the 'real' ne (used for negations etc.)

However, Morpheus doesn't really know what to do with the hyphen - -c and -que remain unidentified entirely, -ne is said to be a form of neo1 etc.

[gregorycrane]

Morpheus needs to be fed individual tokens, so you need to pre-process
things and feed it only "virum". It won't recognize the enclitics, so
handle them as exceptions.

On 2/11/14, 9:11 AM, Gernot Höflechner wrote:

People can request to markup enclicits (the Pisa guys who'd like to
annotate some Seneca already did), in most cases this comes down to a
hyphen, e.g. |arma virumque| becomes |arma virum -que|. I think this
makes a lot of sense, especially with other cases, such as an enclitic
|ne|, because without marking them as split up, there would be no
chance to disambiguate an enclitic |-ne| from the 'real' |ne| (used
for negations etc.)

However, Morpheus doesn't really know what to do with the hyphen -
|-c| and |-que| remain unidentified entirely, |-ne| is said to be a
form of |neo1| etc.

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