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all annotations all annotations
This section displays the overall utterance of an annotation. For instance if 5 nodes
are annotated with a POS annotation, the number of POS annotations in this section
is 5. Even if 3 of them belongs to a morphology layer and 2 of them to a syntactical
layer. Please note, that a node annotated like this can also belong to two several
layers (e.g. to a morphology and syntax layer as well).
|
Focus_newInf (12)
|
nf-unsol (12)
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Inf-Stat (44)
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acc-gen (9), acc-inf (5), giv-inacitve (1), giv-inactive (4), new (5)
giv-active (14), idiom (6)
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NP (55)
|
NP (55)
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PP (16)
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PP (16)
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Sent (16)
|
s (16)
|
Topic (16)
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ab (11), fs (5)
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ambiguity (49)
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ambig_ante (4), ambig_rel (1), not_ambig (44)
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anaphor_type (24)
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anaphor_nominal (24)
|
cat (85)
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CPP (1), CS (2), NP (24), PP (19), S (23)
AVP (1), CNP (2), PN (3), VP (8), VZ (2)
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complex_np (49)
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no (36), yes (13)
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dir_speech (49)
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text_level (49)
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func (277)
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JU (2), NG (2), OG (1), PM (2), satellite (11)
AC (18), AG (2), APP (1), CD (4), CJ (11), CP (5), CVC (1), DA (1), HD (32), MNR (8), MO (30), NK (71), OA (9), OC (5), OP (2), PAR (3), PD (6), PG (1), PH (2), PNC (6), RE (2), SB (22), nucleus (17)
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 |
grammatical_role (49)
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dir-obj (3), not_specified (1), other (32), sbj (13)
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lemma (212)
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Lauf (1), darüber (1), entbehren (1), nächster (1), sicher (1)
( (3), ) (3), , (9), - (2), . (16), 2002 (1), Abend (1), Absicht (1), Abwesenheit (1), Andrae (1), Anfang (1), Bürgerbündnis/FDP (1), CDU (1), Chance (1), Dialog (1), Dienstagabend (1), Feigenblatt (2), Gehör (1), Generation (1), Gewerbeverein (1), Gruppe (1), Idee (1), Joachim (1), Karola (1), Komik (1), Michler (1), Musikcafé (1), PDS (1), Politiker (2), Rathaus (2), Runde (2), SPD (1), Stadt (1), Susanne (1), Treffen (1), Verständnis (1), Vertreter (1), Weg (1), Wort (1), Zanow (1), Zossen (1), Zossener (1), aberwitzig (1), an (1), anstoßen (1), auch (3), auf (1), bei (2), beide (1), bloß (1), brauchen (1), böse (1), dafür (1), damit (1), dann (2), dass (2), dazu (1), degradieren (1), der (16), die (1), diesmal (1), drei (1), ein (3), einladen (1), erster (1), erwachsene (1), es (3), finden (1), fordern (1), fragen (1), gegenüber (1), geladen (1), glänzen (1), groß (1), haben (2), hoffentlich (1), ihnen (2), ihr (1), immer (1), in (5), jugendliche (5), kein (1), klappen (1), kommen (2), können (1), löblich (1), mehr (2), mit (3), nicht (2), noch (1), obwohl (1), ohne (1), reden (1), sein (5), selbst (1), sich (2), sie (4), sitzen (1), sollen (1), somit (2), sondern (1), streiten (1), trotzdem (1), und (5), verschaffen (1), vertun (1), vielleicht (2), von (1), was (1), weniger (1), wenn (1), werden (2), wollen (2), zu (4), zwischen (1), ärgerlich (1), über (1)
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morph (212)
|
Acc.Sg.Fem (2), Dat.Sg.Masc (5), Nom.Sg.* (1), Pos.Dat.Sg.Fem (2), Pos.Dat.Sg.Neut (1)
*.*.* (2), *.Sg.Masc (1), -- (82), 3.Acc.Pl (1), 3.Acc.Pl.* (1), 3.Dat.Pl (1), 3.Dat.Pl.* (2), 3.Nom.Pl.* (3), 3.Nom.Sg.Neut (3), 3.Pl.Past.Ind (4), 3.Pl.Past.Subj (1), 3.Pl.Pres.Ind (9), 3.Sg.Past.Ind (1), 3.Sg.Pres.Ind (6), Acc.Sg.Masc (2), Acc.Sg.Neut (8), Dat (1), Dat.Pl.Fem (2), Dat.Sg.Fem (8), Dat.Sg.Neut (8), Gen.Sg.Fem (4), Gen.Sg.Masc (2), Inf (5), Nom.Pl.* (11), Nom.Pl.Masc (5), Nom.Sg.Fem (10), Nom.Sg.Masc (4), Nom.Sg.Neut (2), Pos (4), Pos.*.*.* (1), Pos.Nom.Pl.* (1), Pos.Nom.Sg.Fem (2), Psp (4)
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np_form (49)
|
defnp (21), indefnp (2), ne (10), padv (4), ppos (1)
pds (3), pper (8)
|
 |
phrase_type (49)
|
np (30), pp (19)
|
pos (212)
|
ADJA (7), APPR (12), ART (17), CARD (2), VAFIN (9)
$( (8), $, (9), $. (16), ADJD (4), ADV (15), APPO (1), APPRART (5), KON (6), KOUI (1), KOUS (4), NE (11), NN (35), PDS (3), PIAT (4), PPER (9), PPOSAT (1), PRF (2), PROAV (5), PTKNEG (2), PTKZU (2), PWS (1), VMFIN (3), VMINF (1), VVFIN (9), VVINF (4), VVPP (4)
|
 |
referentiality (49)
|
discourse-new (21), discourse_cataphor (1), not_specified (4), referring (23)
|
rstRel_type (14)
|
hypRelation (11), parRelation (3)
|
rst_relation (14)
|
concession (1), contrast (1), elaboration (3), evaluation (5), volitional-cause (1)
list (2), nonvolitional-cause (1)
|
 |
type (47)
|
anaphoric (24), none (23)
|
objects contained in layer exmaralda exmaralda
A layer (SLayer) is a structure to group nodes and edges together into a sub-graph.
Layers are often used to group a bunch of nodes and edges sharing a common semantic
e.g. nodes and edges belonging to morpho-syntax can be grouped into a morpho-syntactical
layer. Other examples can be layers for syntax, information structure, coreference
etc.
|
structural info structural info
This section displays information about the structure of the corpus. For instance
you can see the amount of tokens and primary texts. Since in Salt everything is a
graph, you can see here all nodes and relations of your corpus.
|
 |
SNode SNode
Total number of all nodes in the current document or corpus. An SNode is an abstract
node which could be instantiated as e.g. STextualDS, SToken, SSpan.
|
159 |
SRelation SRelation
Total number of all relations in the current document or corpus. An SRelation is an
abstract relation which could be instantiated as e.g. STextualRelation, SSPanningRelation
and SDominanceRelation.
|
567 |
SSpan SSpan
Number of spans in the current document or corpus. A span is an aggregation of a bunch
of tokens containing 0..n token.
|
159 |
SSpanningRelation SSpanningRelation
Number of relations in the current document or corpus to connect spans (SSpan) with
tokens (SToken).
|
567 |
annotations annotations
This section displays all annotations being contained in this layer. Please note,
that these annotations can belong to nodes or edges of different subtypes.
|
 |
Focus_newInf (12)
|
nf-unsol (12)
|
Inf-Stat (44)
|
acc-gen (9), acc-inf (5), giv-inacitve (1), giv-inactive (4), new (5)
giv-active (14), idiom (6)
|
 |
NP (55)
|
NP (55)
|
PP (16)
|
PP (16)
|
Sent (16)
|
s (16)
|
Topic (16)
|
ab (11), fs (5)
|
objects contained in layer merged merged
A layer (SLayer) is a structure to group nodes and edges together into a sub-graph.
Layers are often used to group a bunch of nodes and edges sharing a common semantic
e.g. nodes and edges belonging to morpho-syntax can be grouped into a morpho-syntactical
layer. Other examples can be layers for syntax, information structure, coreference
etc.
|
structural info structural info
This section displays information about the structure of the corpus. For instance
you can see the amount of tokens and primary texts. Since in Salt everything is a
graph, you can see here all nodes and relations of your corpus.
|
 |
SNode SNode
Total number of all nodes in the current document or corpus. An SNode is an abstract
node which could be instantiated as e.g. STextualDS, SToken, SSpan.
|
212 |
SToken SToken
Number of token (smallest annotatable unit) in the current document or corpus.
|
212 |
annotations annotations
This section displays all annotations being contained in this layer. Please note,
that these annotations can belong to nodes or edges of different subtypes.
|
 |
lemma (212)
|
Lauf (1), darüber (1), entbehren (1), nächster (1), sicher (1)
( (3), ) (3), , (9), - (2), . (16), 2002 (1), Abend (1), Absicht (1), Abwesenheit (1), Andrae (1), Anfang (1), Bürgerbündnis/FDP (1), CDU (1), Chance (1), Dialog (1), Dienstagabend (1), Feigenblatt (2), Gehör (1), Generation (1), Gewerbeverein (1), Gruppe (1), Idee (1), Joachim (1), Karola (1), Komik (1), Michler (1), Musikcafé (1), PDS (1), Politiker (2), Rathaus (2), Runde (2), SPD (1), Stadt (1), Susanne (1), Treffen (1), Verständnis (1), Vertreter (1), Weg (1), Wort (1), Zanow (1), Zossen (1), Zossener (1), aberwitzig (1), an (1), anstoßen (1), auch (3), auf (1), bei (2), beide (1), bloß (1), brauchen (1), böse (1), dafür (1), damit (1), dann (2), dass (2), dazu (1), degradieren (1), der (16), die (1), diesmal (1), drei (1), ein (3), einladen (1), erster (1), erwachsene (1), es (3), finden (1), fordern (1), fragen (1), gegenüber (1), geladen (1), glänzen (1), groß (1), haben (2), hoffentlich (1), ihnen (2), ihr (1), immer (1), in (5), jugendliche (5), kein (1), klappen (1), kommen (2), können (1), löblich (1), mehr (2), mit (3), nicht (2), noch (1), obwohl (1), ohne (1), reden (1), sein (5), selbst (1), sich (2), sie (4), sitzen (1), sollen (1), somit (2), sondern (1), streiten (1), trotzdem (1), und (5), verschaffen (1), vertun (1), vielleicht (2), von (1), was (1), weniger (1), wenn (1), werden (2), wollen (2), zu (4), zwischen (1), ärgerlich (1), über (1)
|
 |
morph (212)
|
Acc.Sg.Fem (2), Dat.Sg.Masc (5), Nom.Sg.* (1), Pos.Dat.Sg.Fem (2), Pos.Dat.Sg.Neut (1)
*.*.* (2), *.Sg.Masc (1), -- (82), 3.Acc.Pl (1), 3.Acc.Pl.* (1), 3.Dat.Pl (1), 3.Dat.Pl.* (2), 3.Nom.Pl.* (3), 3.Nom.Sg.Neut (3), 3.Pl.Past.Ind (4), 3.Pl.Past.Subj (1), 3.Pl.Pres.Ind (9), 3.Sg.Past.Ind (1), 3.Sg.Pres.Ind (6), Acc.Sg.Masc (2), Acc.Sg.Neut (8), Dat (1), Dat.Pl.Fem (2), Dat.Sg.Fem (8), Dat.Sg.Neut (8), Gen.Sg.Fem (4), Gen.Sg.Masc (2), Inf (5), Nom.Pl.* (11), Nom.Pl.Masc (5), Nom.Sg.Fem (10), Nom.Sg.Masc (4), Nom.Sg.Neut (2), Pos (4), Pos.*.*.* (1), Pos.Nom.Pl.* (1), Pos.Nom.Sg.Fem (2), Psp (4)
|
 |
pos (212)
|
ADJA (7), APPR (12), ART (17), CARD (2), VAFIN (9)
$( (8), $, (9), $. (16), ADJD (4), ADV (15), APPO (1), APPRART (5), KON (6), KOUI (1), KOUS (4), NE (11), NN (35), PDS (3), PIAT (4), PPER (9), PPOSAT (1), PRF (2), PROAV (5), PTKNEG (2), PTKZU (2), PWS (1), VMFIN (3), VMINF (1), VVFIN (9), VVINF (4), VVPP (4)
|
 |
objects contained in layer mmax mmax
A layer (SLayer) is a structure to group nodes and edges together into a sub-graph.
Layers are often used to group a bunch of nodes and edges sharing a common semantic
e.g. nodes and edges belonging to morpho-syntax can be grouped into a morpho-syntactical
layer. Other examples can be layers for syntax, information structure, coreference
etc.
|
structural info structural info
This section displays information about the structure of the corpus. For instance
you can see the amount of tokens and primary texts. Since in Salt everything is a
graph, you can see here all nodes and relations of your corpus.
|
 |
SNode SNode
Total number of all nodes in the current document or corpus. An SNode is an abstract
node which could be instantiated as e.g. STextualDS, SToken, SSpan.
|
67 |
SPointingRelation SPointingRelation
Number of relations in the current document or corpus for loose connections like anaphoric
relations.
|
11 |
SRelation SRelation
Total number of all relations in the current document or corpus. An SRelation is an
abstract relation which could be instantiated as e.g. STextualRelation, SSPanningRelation
and SDominanceRelation.
|
344 |
SSpan SSpan
Number of spans in the current document or corpus. A span is an aggregation of a bunch
of tokens containing 0..n token.
|
67 |
SSpanningRelation SSpanningRelation
Number of relations in the current document or corpus to connect spans (SSpan) with
tokens (SToken).
|
333 |
annotations annotations
This section displays all annotations being contained in this layer. Please note,
that these annotations can belong to nodes or edges of different subtypes.
|
 |
ambiguity (49)
|
ambig_ante (4), ambig_rel (1), not_ambig (44)
|
anaphor_type (24)
|
anaphor_nominal (24)
|
complex_np (49)
|
no (36), yes (13)
|
dir_speech (49)
|
text_level (49)
|
grammatical_role (49)
|
dir-obj (3), not_specified (1), other (32), sbj (13)
|
np_form (49)
|
defnp (21), indefnp (2), ne (10), padv (4), ppos (1)
pds (3), pper (8)
|
 |
phrase_type (49)
|
np (30), pp (19)
|
referentiality (49)
|
discourse-new (21), discourse_cataphor (1), not_specified (4), referring (23)
|
type (47)
|
anaphoric (24), none (23)
|
objects contained in layer tiger tiger
A layer (SLayer) is a structure to group nodes and edges together into a sub-graph.
Layers are often used to group a bunch of nodes and edges sharing a common semantic
e.g. nodes and edges belonging to morpho-syntax can be grouped into a morpho-syntactical
layer. Other examples can be layers for syntax, information structure, coreference
etc.
|
structural info structural info
This section displays information about the structure of the corpus. For instance
you can see the amount of tokens and primary texts. Since in Salt everything is a
graph, you can see here all nodes and relations of your corpus.
|
 |
SDominanceRelation SDominanceRelation
Number of relations in the current document or corpus to connect hierarchical nodes
like SStructure with other SNode objects. This relation class is used to represent
for e.g. constituents relations.
|
249 |
SNode SNode
Total number of all nodes in the current document or corpus. An SNode is an abstract
node which could be instantiated as e.g. STextualDS, SToken, SSpan.
|
85 |
SRelation SRelation
Total number of all relations in the current document or corpus. An SRelation is an
abstract relation which could be instantiated as e.g. STextualRelation, SSPanningRelation
and SDominanceRelation.
|
249 |
SStructure SStructure
Number of hierarchical structures in the current document or corpus. SStructure objects
in Salt are used to represent hierarchies e.g. for constituents.
|
85 |
annotations annotations
This section displays all annotations being contained in this layer. Please note,
that these annotations can belong to nodes or edges of different subtypes.
|
 |
cat (85)
|
CPP (1), CS (2), NP (24), PP (19), S (23)
AVP (1), CNP (2), PN (3), VP (8), VZ (2)
|
 |
func (249)
|
JU (2), NG (2), NK (71), OG (1), PM (2)
AC (18), AG (2), APP (1), CD (4), CJ (11), CP (5), CVC (1), DA (1), HD (32), MNR (8), MO (30), OA (9), OC (5), OP (2), PAR (3), PD (6), PG (1), PH (2), PNC (6), RE (2), SB (22)
|
 |
objects contained in layer urml urml
A layer (SLayer) is a structure to group nodes and edges together into a sub-graph.
Layers are often used to group a bunch of nodes and edges sharing a common semantic
e.g. nodes and edges belonging to morpho-syntax can be grouped into a morpho-syntactical
layer. Other examples can be layers for syntax, information structure, coreference
etc.
|
structural info structural info
This section displays information about the structure of the corpus. For instance
you can see the amount of tokens and primary texts. Since in Salt everything is a
graph, you can see here all nodes and relations of your corpus.
|
 |
SDominanceRelation SDominanceRelation
Number of relations in the current document or corpus to connect hierarchical nodes
like SStructure with other SNode objects. This relation class is used to represent
for e.g. constituents relations.
|
28 |
SNode SNode
Total number of all nodes in the current document or corpus. An SNode is an abstract
node which could be instantiated as e.g. STextualDS, SToken, SSpan.
|
30 |
SRelation SRelation
Total number of all relations in the current document or corpus. An SRelation is an
abstract relation which could be instantiated as e.g. STextualRelation, SSPanningRelation
and SDominanceRelation.
|
240 |
SSpan SSpan
Number of spans in the current document or corpus. A span is an aggregation of a bunch
of tokens containing 0..n token.
|
16 |
SSpanningRelation SSpanningRelation
Number of relations in the current document or corpus to connect spans (SSpan) with
tokens (SToken).
|
212 |
SStructure SStructure
Number of hierarchical structures in the current document or corpus. SStructure objects
in Salt are used to represent hierarchies e.g. for constituents.
|
14 |
annotations annotations
This section displays all annotations being contained in this layer. Please note,
that these annotations can belong to nodes or edges of different subtypes.
|
 |
func (28)
|
nucleus (17), satellite (11)
|
rstRel_type (14)
|
hypRelation (11), parRelation (3)
|
rst_relation (14)
|
concession (1), contrast (1), elaboration (3), evaluation (5), volitional-cause (1)
list (2), nonvolitional-cause (1)
|
 |
all annotations all annotations
This section displays the overall utterance of an annotation. For instance if 5 nodes
are annotated with a POS annotation, the number of POS annotations in this section
is 5. Even if 3 of them belongs to a morphology layer and 2 of them to a syntactical
layer. Please note, that a node annotated like this can also belong to two several
layers (e.g. to a morphology and syntax layer as well).
|
Focus_newInf (11)
|
nf-unsol (11)
|
Inf-Stat (34)
|
New (3), acc-inf (7), acc-sit (1), giv-inactive (4), new (4)
Idiom (5), acc-aggr (3), giv-acitve (1), giv-active (6)
|
 |
NP (34)
|
NP (34)
|
PP (9)
|
PP (9)
|
Sent (12)
|
s (12)
|
Topic (10)
|
ab (9), fs (1)
|
ambiguity (30)
|
ambig_ante (1), not_ambig (29)
|
anaphor_type (9)
|
anaphor_nominal (9)
|
cat (70)
|
CAP (2), NP (17), PP (10), S (19), VZ (1)
AP (2), AVP (5), CNP (1), CO (1), CVP (2), PN (1), VP (9)
|
 |
complex_np (30)
|
no (26), yes (4)
|
dir_speech (30)
|
text_level (30)
|
func (248)
|
AVC (2), JU (3), NG (3), PM (1), satellite (13)
AC (9), AG (1), CC (1), CD (6), CJ (12), CM (1), CP (4), EP (3), HD (34), MNR (3), MO (35), NK (59), OA (8), OC (10), OP (1), PD (5), PH (1), PNC (1), RC (1), RE (1), SB (15), nucleus (15)
|
 |
grammatical_role (30)
|
dir-obj (2), other (16), sbj (12)
|
lemma (187)
|
Schubser (1), Verein (1), haben (1), jetziger (1), spielen (2)
! (1), " (2), , (10), . (11), Abwehrreihe (1), Ball (1), Befreiungsschlag (1), Chance (1), Dallgower (2), Diskussion (1), Döberitzer (1), Ermahnung (1), Fußballkicker (1), Gefahr (1), Gemeindevertreter (1), Grotten-Kicker (1), Groß-Glienick (1), Groß-Glienicker (1), Heide (1), Mannschaft (1), Mitspieler (1), Parallele (1), Seeburg (1), Seeburger (1), Seitenlinie (1), Spieler (1), Spielsituation (1), Steilpass (2), Tiefe (1), Tor (1), Trainerkabine (1), Wunder (1), allerdings (2), auch (1), aufnehmen (1), aus (2), bei (1), dann (2), daran (1), dass (2), der (16), deutsch (2), drängend (1), ein (5), einiger (1), erst (2), es (4), fair (1), fordern (1), fulminant (1), für (1), geben (3), gegeneinander (1), gegenseitig (1), gemeinsam (1), gewöhnen (1), heißen (1), hilfreich (1), hoffen (1), ihn (1), immer (2), in (2), kein (1), klein (1), kommen (1), können (1), künftig (1), man (1), miteinander (1), müssen (1), nicht (3), noch (1), normalerweise (1), nun (2), oder (1), sein (4), sich (2), sie (4), so (2), solcher (1), sollen (2), statisch (1), stehen (1), um (1), umgehen (1), und (8), verheerend (1), verschieden (1), verwerten (1), verzagt (1), von (2), vorerst (2), weil (1), wenn (1), wie (2), wieder (2), wo (1), zeigen (1), zerfleischen (1), zu (2), zurückspielen (1), zusammenwürfeln (1), überflüssig (1)
|
 |
morph (187)
|
-- (75), 3.Nom.Pl.Masc (2), 3.Nom.Sg.Neut (4), Nom.Sg.* (1), Pos.Dat.Pl.Masc (2)
*.*.* (1), 3.Acc.Pl (2), 3.Acc.Sg.Masc (1), 3.Nom.Pl.* (2), 3.Pl.Pres.Ind (9), 3.Sg.Past.Ind (1), 3.Sg.Past.Subj (1), 3.Sg.Pres.Ind (7), Acc.Pl.Neut (1), Acc.Sg.Fem (6), Acc.Sg.Masc (2), Acc.Sg.Neut (2), Dat.Pl.Masc (4), Dat.Sg.Fem (8), Dat.Sg.Masc (3), Gen.Pl.Masc (2), Inf (5), Nom.Pl.Fem (1), Nom.Pl.Masc (10), Nom.Sg.Fem (7), Nom.Sg.Masc (5), Nom.Sg.Neut (1), Pos (10), Pos.*.*.* (5), Pos.Dat.Sg.Fem (1), Pos.Nom.Sg.Fem (1), Pos.Nom.Sg.Masc (1), Psp (3), Sup.Dat.Sg.Masc (1)
|
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np_form (30)
|
defnp (17), indefnp (2), ne (5), pds (1), pper (5)
|
phrase_type (30)
|
np (23), pp (7)
|
pos (187)
|
APPR (7), KOKOM (1), PWAV (2), VAFIN (5), VVIZU (1)
$( (2), $, (10), $. (12), ADJA (11), ADJD (10), ADV (22), APPRART (2), ART (19), KON (9), KOUS (4), NN (27), PDS (1), PIAT (3), PIS (1), PPER (9), PRELS (1), PRF (2), PROAV (1), PTKNEG (3), PTKZU (1), VMFIN (4), VVFIN (9), VVINF (5), VVPP (3)
|
 |
referentiality (30)
|
discourse-new (16), other (3), referring (11)
|
rstRel_type (14)
|
hypRelation (13), parRelation (1)
|
rst_relation (14)
|
elaboration (4), evaluation (5), evidence (2), preparation (1), sequence (1)
nonvolitional-result (1)
|
 |
type (28)
|
anaphoric (9), none (19)
|
objects contained in layer exmaralda exmaralda
A layer (SLayer) is a structure to group nodes and edges together into a sub-graph.
Layers are often used to group a bunch of nodes and edges sharing a common semantic
e.g. nodes and edges belonging to morpho-syntax can be grouped into a morpho-syntactical
layer. Other examples can be layers for syntax, information structure, coreference
etc.
|
structural info structural info
This section displays information about the structure of the corpus. For instance
you can see the amount of tokens and primary texts. Since in Salt everything is a
graph, you can see here all nodes and relations of your corpus.
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SNode SNode
Total number of all nodes in the current document or corpus. An SNode is an abstract
node which could be instantiated as e.g. STextualDS, SToken, SSpan.
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110 |
SRelation SRelation
Total number of all relations in the current document or corpus. An SRelation is an
abstract relation which could be instantiated as e.g. STextualRelation, SSPanningRelation
and SDominanceRelation.
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499 |
SSpan SSpan
Number of spans in the current document or corpus. A span is an aggregation of a bunch
of tokens containing 0..n token.
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110 |
SSpanningRelation SSpanningRelation
Number of relations in the current document or corpus to connect spans (SSpan) with
tokens (SToken).
|
499 |
annotations annotations
This section displays all annotations being contained in this layer. Please note,
that these annotations can belong to nodes or edges of different subtypes.
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Focus_newInf (11)
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nf-unsol (11)
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Inf-Stat (34)
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New (3), acc-inf (7), acc-sit (1), giv-inactive (4), new (4)
Idiom (5), acc-aggr (3), giv-acitve (1), giv-active (6)
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NP (34)
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NP (34)
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PP (9)
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PP (9)
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Sent (12)
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s (12)
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Topic (10)
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ab (9), fs (1)
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objects contained in layer merged merged
A layer (SLayer) is a structure to group nodes and edges together into a sub-graph.
Layers are often used to group a bunch of nodes and edges sharing a common semantic
e.g. nodes and edges belonging to morpho-syntax can be grouped into a morpho-syntactical
layer. Other examples can be layers for syntax, information structure, coreference
etc.
|
structural info structural info
This section displays information about the structure of the corpus. For instance
you can see the amount of tokens and primary texts. Since in Salt everything is a
graph, you can see here all nodes and relations of your corpus.
|
 |
SNode SNode
Total number of all nodes in the current document or corpus. An SNode is an abstract
node which could be instantiated as e.g. STextualDS, SToken, SSpan.
|
187 |
SToken SToken
Number of token (smallest annotatable unit) in the current document or corpus.
|
187 |
annotations annotations
This section displays all annotations being contained in this layer. Please note,
that these annotations can belong to nodes or edges of different subtypes.
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lemma (187)
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Schubser (1), Verein (1), haben (1), jetziger (1), spielen (2)
! (1), " (2), , (10), . (11), Abwehrreihe (1), Ball (1), Befreiungsschlag (1), Chance (1), Dallgower (2), Diskussion (1), Döberitzer (1), Ermahnung (1), Fußballkicker (1), Gefahr (1), Gemeindevertreter (1), Grotten-Kicker (1), Groß-Glienick (1), Groß-Glienicker (1), Heide (1), Mannschaft (1), Mitspieler (1), Parallele (1), Seeburg (1), Seeburger (1), Seitenlinie (1), Spieler (1), Spielsituation (1), Steilpass (2), Tiefe (1), Tor (1), Trainerkabine (1), Wunder (1), allerdings (2), auch (1), aufnehmen (1), aus (2), bei (1), dann (2), daran (1), dass (2), der (16), deutsch (2), drängend (1), ein (5), einiger (1), erst (2), es (4), fair (1), fordern (1), fulminant (1), für (1), geben (3), gegeneinander (1), gegenseitig (1), gemeinsam (1), gewöhnen (1), heißen (1), hilfreich (1), hoffen (1), ihn (1), immer (2), in (2), kein (1), klein (1), kommen (1), können (1), künftig (1), man (1), miteinander (1), müssen (1), nicht (3), noch (1), normalerweise (1), nun (2), oder (1), sein (4), sich (2), sie (4), so (2), solcher (1), sollen (2), statisch (1), stehen (1), um (1), umgehen (1), und (8), verheerend (1), verschieden (1), verwerten (1), verzagt (1), von (2), vorerst (2), weil (1), wenn (1), wie (2), wieder (2), wo (1), zeigen (1), zerfleischen (1), zu (2), zurückspielen (1), zusammenwürfeln (1), überflüssig (1)
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morph (187)
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-- (75), 3.Nom.Pl.Masc (2), 3.Nom.Sg.Neut (4), Nom.Sg.* (1), Pos.Dat.Pl.Masc (2)
*.*.* (1), 3.Acc.Pl (2), 3.Acc.Sg.Masc (1), 3.Nom.Pl.* (2), 3.Pl.Pres.Ind (9), 3.Sg.Past.Ind (1), 3.Sg.Past.Subj (1), 3.Sg.Pres.Ind (7), Acc.Pl.Neut (1), Acc.Sg.Fem (6), Acc.Sg.Masc (2), Acc.Sg.Neut (2), Dat.Pl.Masc (4), Dat.Sg.Fem (8), Dat.Sg.Masc (3), Gen.Pl.Masc (2), Inf (5), Nom.Pl.Fem (1), Nom.Pl.Masc (10), Nom.Sg.Fem (7), Nom.Sg.Masc (5), Nom.Sg.Neut (1), Pos (10), Pos.*.*.* (5), Pos.Dat.Sg.Fem (1), Pos.Nom.Sg.Fem (1), Pos.Nom.Sg.Masc (1), Psp (3), Sup.Dat.Sg.Masc (1)
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pos (187)
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APPR (7), KOKOM (1), PWAV (2), VAFIN (5), VVIZU (1)
$( (2), $, (10), $. (12), ADJA (11), ADJD (10), ADV (22), APPRART (2), ART (19), KON (9), KOUS (4), NN (27), PDS (1), PIAT (3), PIS (1), PPER (9), PRELS (1), PRF (2), PROAV (1), PTKNEG (3), PTKZU (1), VMFIN (4), VVFIN (9), VVINF (5), VVPP (3)
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objects contained in layer mmax mmax
A layer (SLayer) is a structure to group nodes and edges together into a sub-graph.
Layers are often used to group a bunch of nodes and edges sharing a common semantic
e.g. nodes and edges belonging to morpho-syntax can be grouped into a morpho-syntactical
layer. Other examples can be layers for syntax, information structure, coreference
etc.
|
structural info structural info
This section displays information about the structure of the corpus. For instance
you can see the amount of tokens and primary texts. Since in Salt everything is a
graph, you can see here all nodes and relations of your corpus.
|
 |
SNode SNode
Total number of all nodes in the current document or corpus. An SNode is an abstract
node which could be instantiated as e.g. STextualDS, SToken, SSpan.
|
43 |
SPointingRelation SPointingRelation
Number of relations in the current document or corpus for loose connections like anaphoric
relations.
|
7 |
SRelation SRelation
Total number of all relations in the current document or corpus. An SRelation is an
abstract relation which could be instantiated as e.g. STextualRelation, SSPanningRelation
and SDominanceRelation.
|
291 |
SSpan SSpan
Number of spans in the current document or corpus. A span is an aggregation of a bunch
of tokens containing 0..n token.
|
43 |
SSpanningRelation SSpanningRelation
Number of relations in the current document or corpus to connect spans (SSpan) with
tokens (SToken).
|
284 |
annotations annotations
This section displays all annotations being contained in this layer. Please note,
that these annotations can belong to nodes or edges of different subtypes.
|
 |
ambiguity (30)
|
ambig_ante (1), not_ambig (29)
|
anaphor_type (9)
|
anaphor_nominal (9)
|
complex_np (30)
|
no (26), yes (4)
|
dir_speech (30)
|
text_level (30)
|
grammatical_role (30)
|
dir-obj (2), other (16), sbj (12)
|
np_form (30)
|
defnp (17), indefnp (2), ne (5), pds (1), pper (5)
|
phrase_type (30)
|
np (23), pp (7)
|
referentiality (30)
|
discourse-new (16), other (3), referring (11)
|
type (28)
|
anaphoric (9), none (19)
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objects contained in layer tiger tiger
A layer (SLayer) is a structure to group nodes and edges together into a sub-graph.
Layers are often used to group a bunch of nodes and edges sharing a common semantic
e.g. nodes and edges belonging to morpho-syntax can be grouped into a morpho-syntactical
layer. Other examples can be layers for syntax, information structure, coreference
etc.
|
structural info structural info
This section displays information about the structure of the corpus. For instance
you can see the amount of tokens and primary texts. Since in Salt everything is a
graph, you can see here all nodes and relations of your corpus.
|
 |
SDominanceRelation SDominanceRelation
Number of relations in the current document or corpus to connect hierarchical nodes
like SStructure with other SNode objects. This relation class is used to represent
for e.g. constituents relations.
|
220 |
SNode SNode
Total number of all nodes in the current document or corpus. An SNode is an abstract
node which could be instantiated as e.g. STextualDS, SToken, SSpan.
|
70 |
SRelation SRelation
Total number of all relations in the current document or corpus. An SRelation is an
abstract relation which could be instantiated as e.g. STextualRelation, SSPanningRelation
and SDominanceRelation.
|
220 |
SStructure SStructure
Number of hierarchical structures in the current document or corpus. SStructure objects
in Salt are used to represent hierarchies e.g. for constituents.
|
70 |
annotations annotations
This section displays all annotations being contained in this layer. Please note,
that these annotations can belong to nodes or edges of different subtypes.
|
 |
cat (70)
|
CAP (2), NP (17), PP (10), S (19), VZ (1)
AP (2), AVP (5), CNP (1), CO (1), CVP (2), PN (1), VP (9)
|
 |
func (220)
|
AVC (2), JU (3), NG (3), NK (59), PM (1)
AC (9), AG (1), CC (1), CD (6), CJ (12), CM (1), CP (4), EP (3), HD (34), MNR (3), MO (35), OA (8), OC (10), OP (1), PD (5), PH (1), PNC (1), RC (1), RE (1), SB (15)
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 |
objects contained in layer urml urml
A layer (SLayer) is a structure to group nodes and edges together into a sub-graph.
Layers are often used to group a bunch of nodes and edges sharing a common semantic
e.g. nodes and edges belonging to morpho-syntax can be grouped into a morpho-syntactical
layer. Other examples can be layers for syntax, information structure, coreference
etc.
|
structural info structural info
This section displays information about the structure of the corpus. For instance
you can see the amount of tokens and primary texts. Since in Salt everything is a
graph, you can see here all nodes and relations of your corpus.
|
 |
SDominanceRelation SDominanceRelation
Number of relations in the current document or corpus to connect hierarchical nodes
like SStructure with other SNode objects. This relation class is used to represent
for e.g. constituents relations.
|
28 |
SNode SNode
Total number of all nodes in the current document or corpus. An SNode is an abstract
node which could be instantiated as e.g. STextualDS, SToken, SSpan.
|
29 |
SRelation SRelation
Total number of all relations in the current document or corpus. An SRelation is an
abstract relation which could be instantiated as e.g. STextualRelation, SSPanningRelation
and SDominanceRelation.
|
215 |
SSpan SSpan
Number of spans in the current document or corpus. A span is an aggregation of a bunch
of tokens containing 0..n token.
|
15 |
SSpanningRelation SSpanningRelation
Number of relations in the current document or corpus to connect spans (SSpan) with
tokens (SToken).
|
187 |
SStructure SStructure
Number of hierarchical structures in the current document or corpus. SStructure objects
in Salt are used to represent hierarchies e.g. for constituents.
|
14 |
annotations annotations
This section displays all annotations being contained in this layer. Please note,
that these annotations can belong to nodes or edges of different subtypes.
|
 |
func (28)
|
nucleus (15), satellite (13)
|
rstRel_type (14)
|
hypRelation (13), parRelation (1)
|
rst_relation (14)
|
elaboration (4), evaluation (5), evidence (2), preparation (1), sequence (1)
nonvolitional-result (1)
|
 |
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