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| 91 | '''TIL Types of Lexical Items''': the second language dependent file defines lexical |
| 92 | items and their TIL types. The types are hierarchically built from four simple |
| 93 | TIL types: |
| 94 | * o: representing the truth-values, |
| 95 | * ι: class of individuals, |
| 96 | * τ: class of time moments, and |
| 97 | * ω: class of possible worlds. |
| 98 | |
| 99 | AST contains rules for deriving implicit types based on PoS tags of the input |
| 100 | words, so as the lexicons must prescribe the type only for cases that differ from |
| 101 | the implicit definition. A lexical item example for the verb "jíst" (eat) is: |
| 102 | |
| 103 | [[Image(jist.png, 700px)]] |
| 104 | |
| 105 | The exact format of the lexical item in the input file is as follows: the lemma |
| 106 | starts on a separate line. After the lemma there is a list of lines where an |
| 107 | (optional) POS tag filter precedes the resulting object schema (here otriv, i.e. |
| 108 | o-trivialisation) and TIL type (here verbal object with one ι-argument). |