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AbramskySadrzadeh2014: experimental results (generated) #

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The corpus frequencies behind the paper's probabilistic anaphora example (John gave the bananas to the monkeys. They were ripe. They were cheeky.): the British News corpus counts of the four adjective-noun patterns, and the printed distribution over the four candidate gluings. Locations are sections of the arXiv preprint (1403.3351v1).

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The predicative adjectives of the two anaphoric sentences.

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      The candidate antecedents of the two pronouns.

      • banana : Noun

        banana: the bananas, the referent y

      • monkey : Noun

        monkey: the monkeys, the referent z

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          A row of section 5, example: the British News corpus frequency of an adjective-noun pattern.

          • count : ℕ

            The number of occurrences.

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                A row of section 5, example, the table of d: the printed probability d(t) of the gluing resolving the first pronoun (ripe) and the second (cheeky) to the given antecedents.

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                      The cells of section 5, example, the table of d, by ripe and cheeky; checked against the page images.

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