Centering — Grammatical Role Cf Ranking #
@cite{kameyama-1986} @cite{gordon-grosz-gilliom-1993} @cite{grosz-joshi-weinstein-1995}
The English-default Cf ranking, by grammatical role: SUBJECT > OBJECT > OTHER.
@cite{grosz-joshi-weinstein-1995} §5 surveys the evidence (their examples 11–14) that grammatical role is the major determinant of Cf ranking in English. @cite{kameyama-1986} argued for grammatical role over @cite{sidner-1979}'s focus-based proposal; the @cite{gordon-grosz-gilliom-1993} repeated-name penalty experiments provide independent empirical support.
Grammatical role used to rank Cf elements (@cite{kameyama-1986}, @cite{gordon-grosz-gilliom-1993}): SUBJECT > OBJECT > OTHER.
- subject : GrammaticalRole
- object : GrammaticalRole
- other : GrammaticalRole
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- Discourse.Centering.instDecidableEqGrammaticalRole x✝ y✝ = if h : x✝.ctorIdx = y✝.ctorIdx then isTrue ⋯ else isFalse ⋯
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The Cf-ranker instance: the standard English assumption.
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