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From: William Domingues Vinhas <william.domingues@lis-lab.fr>
Date: Sun, 1 Dec 2019 08:52:20 +0100
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+*   CORPUS OF AMBIGUOUS SENTENCES FOR AMR EVALUATION
+*  
+* For more information, contact:
+*    - Bernard ESPINASSE (bernard.espinasse@lis-lab.fr)
+*    - Rita HIJAZI (rita.hijazi@etu.univ-amu.fr )
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+The file AmbiguousCorpusAMR.txt propose a corpus of ambiguous sentences in English, each with an AMR representation (in Penman notation) developed and validated by human annotators. 
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+The corpus consists of fifteen statements that present lexical and syntactic ambiguities collected in several works of linguistics and grammar, with an average of 8 words per sentence. 
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+The ambiguities of this corpus are of the following types:
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+- Sentences with lexical categorial ambiguities
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+- Sentences with lexical non-categorial ambiguities
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+- Sentences with syntactical (structural) ambiguities
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+The objective was to see if AMR parsers are able to deal with these kinds of ambiguities. 
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