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Handle questions formed as .. you know .. questions! #92

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SeanTater opened this issue Apr 19, 2015 · 2 comments
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Handle questions formed as .. you know .. questions! #92

SeanTater opened this issue Apr 19, 2015 · 2 comments
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The LAT detection module should be able to recognize more of these question forms:

  • Who (the LAT should probably be "person")
  • What (the LAT should be connected to "what" in the dependency graph)
  • How (much|many|any adjective) is/are/was/were ___
    • Much and many need a number
    • The others vary. I hate the idea of hard coding many of them.
    • Rather than using LAT for these, can we use the similarity of dependency linkage?
    • We need worked examples to see if this is practical
  • When
    • Need to make sure it's actually a question word (not linking phrases)
    • This may be available in CoreNLP already but if not we may be able to tag answers as being "when" using a regex
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These are not found in the Jeopardy questions. They're actually from the TREC QA dataset, which is available in another project: https://github.com/brmson/yodaqa/blob/master/data/trec/trecnew-curated.tsv

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"Which" and "what" are reasonably easy, I adjusted ClueType to match.

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