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Kuhlmann & Nivre 2006: Mildly Non-Projective Dependency Structures #

[KN06]

Figure 2a's planar-but-not-projective structure, and the treebank coverage data of Table 1: prevalence of gap degree, well-nestedness, and planarity in the Prague and Danish dependency treebanks.

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Figure 2a: planar but not projective #

Planar but not projective: no crossing links, yet the positions dominated by 0 are {0, 3}, which is not an interval.

Figure 2a's own witness is a forest, with the skipped position a second root; this adapts it to a single root. The root sits at position 2, inside the gap, and it has to: the paper observes that in a planar tree every gap contains the root, so a planar tree rooted at a sentence boundary is projective.

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    Table 1: treebank coverage #

    Treebank coverage data from [KN06], Table 1. Percentages scaled x100 for Nat arithmetic.

    • name : String
    • totalTrees :
    • gapDeg0 :

      Percentage x100 of trees at gap degree 0 (projective)

    • gapDeg1 :

      Percentage x100 of trees at gap degree 1

    • gapDeg2 :

      Percentage x100 of trees at gap degree 2

    • wellNested :

      Percentage x100 of well-nested trees

    • planar :

      Percentage x100 of planar trees

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        Prague Dependency Treebank row of [KN06] Table 1.

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        • KuhlmannNivre2006.pdt = { name := "Prague Dependency Treebank", totalTrees := 73088, gapDeg0 := 7685, gapDeg1 := 2272, gapDeg2 := 42, wellNested := 9989, planar := 8216 }
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          Danish Dependency Treebank row of [KN06] Table 1.

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          • KuhlmannNivre2006.ddt = { name := "Danish Dependency Treebank", totalTrees := 4393, gapDeg0 := 8495, gapDeg1 := 1489, gapDeg2 := 16, wellNested := 9989, planar := 8641 }
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            Well-nestedness covers ≥99% of both treebanks ([KN06] Table 1).

            Gap degree ≤ 1 covers ≥99% of both treebanks.

            Planarity covers far less than well-nestedness.