Today I realized I had skipped an entire section of base paper that didn't provide any explanation but was able to perform an interesting parsing. It divided complex statements and removed pronouns. I tried to recreate the same. It was easy to remove pronouns using co-reference resolution. To break into constiuent sentences, I found the corresponding verb and the fragment before and after using Stanford CoreNLP parser.
[Bakman 2007]
Input
Ruth had 3 apples. She put 2 apples into a basket. How many apples are there in the basket now, if in the beginning there were 4 apples in the basket?
Output in paper
1) Ruth had 3 apples.
2) Ruth put 2 apples into the basket.
3) There are ? apples in the basket now.
4) There were 4 apples in the basket.
My output:
1) Ruth had 3 apples.
2) Ruth put 2 apples into the basket.
3) ? apples are there
4) There were 4 apples in the basket.
The pronoun she is resolved. However, I am not getting how many apples are there "in the basket". Need to work on that.
[Bakman 2007]
Input
Ruth had 3 apples. She put 2 apples into a basket. How many apples are there in the basket now, if in the beginning there were 4 apples in the basket?
Output in paper
1) Ruth had 3 apples.
2) Ruth put 2 apples into the basket.
3) There are ? apples in the basket now.
4) There were 4 apples in the basket.
My output:
1) Ruth had 3 apples.
2) Ruth put 2 apples into the basket.
3) ? apples are there
4) There were 4 apples in the basket.
The pronoun she is resolved. However, I am not getting how many apples are there "in the basket". Need to work on that.
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