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[new annotation proposal] Statements aka attribution #17

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proycon opened this issue Aug 10, 2016 · 0 comments
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[new annotation proposal] Statements aka attribution #17

proycon opened this issue Aug 10, 2016 · 0 comments
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proycon commented Aug 10, 2016

A span annotation type is needed to encode who says what about what/whom. This proposal is inspired on NAF's attribution layer:

<s>
 <w xml:id="w1"><t>They</t></w>
 <w xml:id="w2"><t>said</t></w>
 <w xml:id="w3"><t>the</t></w>
 <w xml:id="w4"><t>hotel</t></w>
 <w xml:id="w5"><t>was</t></w>
 <w xml:id="w6"><t>a</t></w>
 <w xml:id="w7"><t>nightmare</t></w>
 <w xml:id="w8"><t>.</t></w>
 <statements>
  <statement class="said">
   <source>
    <wref id="w1" />
   </source>
   <hd>
    <wref id="w3" />
    <wref id="w4" />
    <wref id="w5" />
    <wref id="w6" />
    <wref id="w7" />
   </hd>
   <relation>
     <wref id="w2" />
   </relation>
  </statement>
 </statements>
</s>

This introduces/uses the following span roles:

Whether the statement's class expresses the relationship like in the example, or has more direct bearing on the statement itself, is of course up to the set used.

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