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V10.2.0 - PDTB style discourse relations and more

27 Nov 22:57
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V10.2.0

  • Content identical with UD v2.15
  • Add GDTB version of discourse relation annotations following PDTB v3 guidelines
  • Change :npmod and :tmod UD subtypes to :unmarked
  • Support gold status for eRST signals in .rs4 format
  • New DISRPT rels format with relation types (explicit/implicit) and raw text columns
  • Use chain discourse dependency algorithm for DISRPT data
  • Numerous corrections

This is the final release for GUM series 10, to be followed by V11 with new data this winter

V10.1.0 - corrections and minor updates

16 May 20:45
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This is a corrected version of GUM series 10 (no additional documents since V10.0.0)

  • Added ExtPos to multiword fixed expression
  • Revised Cxn annotations to follow latest UCxn standard for construction annotation
  • Content-identical with UD v2.14

V10.0.0 - added court, essay, letter and podcast genres

15 Feb 20:19
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This is the first release of GUM series 10, with 16 genres in total.

  • Four new growing genres:
    • court - courtroom transcripts
    • essay - argumentative essays
    • letter - personal and professional correspondence on paper (not e-mails)
    • podcast - podcast on various topics
  • Many corrections to all annotation layers

Note on document names compared to V9:

  • With the addition of the court genre, one conversation from GUM V9 which is actually from courtroom proceedings has been moved to the new court genre (GUM_conversation_court -> GUM_court_carpet)
  • To compensate for the removed conversation, an additional conversation has been added in V10: GUM_conversation_toys

V9.2.0 - RST++, MSeg and CxG

10 Nov 16:29
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This is the final release of the GUM 9.X series, which is the basis for the contents of the equivalent Universal Dependencies release v2.13. New in this version:

  • Enhanced Rhetorical Structure Theory annotations using RST++:
    • Additional, tree breaking secondary discourse relations
    • Annotation of connectives and many other signaling devices for discourse relations
  • Morphological segmentation based on Unimorph in the MSeg annotation (e.g. un-break-able)
  • Construction Grammar annotation of constructions in the Cxn annotation
  • A second human written summary for each document in the test set
  • Numerous corrections and consistency improvements bringing this corpus and the English Web Treebank (EWT) closer

V9.1.0 - Numerous corrections

05 May 16:42
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  • Numerous corrections to all layers
  • Consistency improved with other LDC and UD English corpora
    • Added xpos tag GW for goeswith handling as in EWT
    • MWT fixed for "let's"
    • Label consistency with EWT for assigning iobj without obj
    • Many RST corrections for the DISRPT shared task
  • Data in this version is even with the UD v2.12 release

V9.0.0 - new data, summaries and entity salience

02 Feb 18:55
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  • 20 documents added including more conversational data (total tokens: 203,879)
  • Abstractive summaries for each document in metadata
  • Annotations for most salient entities in each document
  • Foreign language tags identify individual source languages
  • New process for reconstructing Reddit text data in top-level folders (see README.md)
  • Many corrections to all annotation layers

V8.1.0 - final version of GUM series 8

06 Jan 16:55
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  • Added centering theory annotations (ranked cf, cb, sentence transition types)
  • Numerous corrections
  • Final version of GUM V8.X ahead of V9 release

V8.0.0 - new data and new RST relations

31 Jan 22:16
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  • 25 documents added including more conversational data (total tokens: 180,849):
  • New RST discourse relations, now covering 32 labels in a two level hierarchy, as discourse constituent and dependency trees
  • More consistent UD syntax, including a new obl:agent relation for passive agents
  • New Wikidata identifiers for wikification layer (including nested and pronominal mentions; see #97)
  • Many corrections to all annotation layers

V7.3.0 - HYPH tokens, RST depth, 6-way infstat, pred/disc coref, MIN spans and XML in deps

05 Nov 14:44
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Stable version 7.3.0, corresponds to UD version 2.9. Same 168 documents as in 7.2.0 but substantial changes to some annotations and tokenization, leading to more total tokens (152,308).

Changes:

  • tokenization now follows EWT and recent LDC corpora in separating hyphenated compounds (e.g. "data-driven" is three tokens)
  • new xpos/extended PTB tag for such tokens: HYPH
  • added RST depth to discourse relations in .conllu and .rsd files, allowing deterministic conversion of discourse dependencies to fully hierarchical RST constituent trees
  • added # newpar comments to conllu files expressing potentially nested block elements, such as paragraphs, headings or bulleted lists
  • added a MISC annotation XML to .conllu files expressing all other XML markup in the corpus
  • shortened entity bracket format in .conllu files to consolidate with Coref UD data / Universal Anaphora initiative
  • removed accessible-generic information status annotations for countries and absolute date expressions
  • add information status categories closer to SFB632 guidelines, including in conllu files. Now a six-way distinction: giv:act, giv:inact, acc:inf, acc:com, acc:aggr and new
  • added pred and disc coref edge types for indefinite predication and discourse deixis respectively
  • added MIN spans and coreference type to entity annotations in .conllu files
  • many corrections and additional validations

V7.2.0 - OntoGUM coreference version and corrections

09 Aug 15:39
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  • Added separate OntoGUM version of coreference annotations following the OntoNotes scheme, in addition to the more comprehensive GUM coreference annotations
  • Numerous corrections