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Linglib.Discourse.Coherence

Discourse Coherence Relations #

[Hob79] [Keh02] [Umb04] Coherence relations classifying how adjacent discourse segments connect (resemblance / cause–effect / contiguity), with directionality and projections to coherence class. Kehler 2002's tripartition, extended with SDRT additions (background, consequence, alternation); CONTRAST / CORRECTION distinguished per [Umb04].

Coherence Classes ([Keh02]) #

Kehler's three coherence classes, corresponding to Hume's three associative connections between ideas.

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      Coherence Relations #

      Discourse coherence relations: Kehler's tripartition plus SDRT additions. CONTRAST and CORRECTION are distinguished per [Umb04] (additional vs substitutive exclusion).

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          Properties #

          Causal direction: does the relation seek a cause in the prior segment?

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              Enumeration #

              Every coherence relation, for marginalizing over the full set (e.g. the next-mention mixture Σ_CR P(CR) · f(CR)).

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                all is exhaustive. Adding a constructor breaks this proof, forcing every marginalization over all to be revisited rather than silently dropping a relation.

                Connective–Relation Mapping #

                German/English connective forms used as experimental stimuli ([SB22], Exps 1–4).

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                    Theorems #

                    "because" selects for causes (backward causal).

                    "and so" selects for effects (forward causal / I-Cons).

                    "because" and "and so" are both causal but in opposite directions: I-Caus is backward, I-Cons is forward.

                    Both causal relations (explanation, result) belong to causeEffect class.

                    CONTRAST and CORRECTION are distinct despite sharing a class ([Umb04]).