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[STAT] Relations between nodes #206

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oktaal opened this issue May 28, 2019 · 1 comment
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[STAT] Relations between nodes #206

oktaal opened this issue May 28, 2019 · 1 comment
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oktaal commented May 28, 2019

Building on #205 add columns showing the relations between nodes:

Noteren we relaties tussen knopen die een match hebben met een knoopbeschrijving in de query:
o Volgorde: precedes, follows, overlaps, contains
o Afstand: Distance (integer), adjacency (Boolean)
o Projectivity (Boolean), non-projectivity cause (list of pos/wordforms) (definitie beneden)

Een grammaticale relatie tussen twee woorden W1 en W2 is projectief:
o Indien W1 en W2 adjacent zijn
o Indien ieder woord dat tussen W1 en W2 ligt of een dependent* is van W1 of een dependent* van W2. Ieder woord dat tussen W1 en W2 ligt waarvoor dat niet geldt is een nonprojectivity cause
o Dependent*: a dependent* b indien a dependent b of a dependent c en c dependent* b (Kleene closure dus);

@oktaal oktaal self-assigned this Oct 4, 2019
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oktaal commented Oct 4, 2019

Idea:

Allow additional variables to be defined:
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Maybe add pre-programmed functions which can be used for common problems.

Then similar to how variables can be added to analysis:

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Allow those to be defined as filters. If a variable isn't a node, filter on (possible) values.

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Filtering already works, the interface "just" needs to be changed to allow them to be defined from the result set.

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