Nice work, but but isn't this way of breaking down sentence structure already a standard thing? I get the impression that the writer didn't find much on this in the AI literature, but reinvented a wheel that has been long-established in linguistics departments.
I don't mean that in a dismissive way - even if it was a reinvention of the wheel it's still an elegant and useful one. It would be interesting to work up to larger chunks of text, and also to encapsulate ambiuities in some way, such that if presented with a sentence that admits of two meanings the program could honestly say 'I don't know, tell me more.'
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Nice work, but but isn't this way of breaking down sentence structure already a standard thing? I get the impression that the writer didn't find much on this in the AI literature, but reinvented a wheel that has been long-established in linguistics departments.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sentence_diagram
I don't mean that in a dismissive way - even if it was a reinvention of the wheel it's still an elegant and useful one. It would be interesting to work up to larger chunks of text, and also to encapsulate ambiuities in some way, such that if presented with a sentence that admits of two meanings the program could honestly say 'I don't know, tell me more.'