Coreference: Current and outlook Silvie Cinková (CU) Companions Semantic Representation and Dialog Interfacing Workshop Edinburgh, March 5, 2008.

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Coreference: Current and outlook Silvie Cinková (CU) Companions Semantic Representation and Dialog Interfacing Workshop Edinburgh, March 5, 2008

What is coreference? referring to the same entity a binary relation between an anaphor and an antecedent:  antecedent in different tree  antecedent not represented in any tree 2 kinds of coreference  grammatical  textual

Annotation scheme coreference links: reference from anaphor t-node to antecedent t-node(s) coref_text.rf coref_gram.rf exoph coref_special segm

Grammatical Coreference verbs (nouns, adjectives) of control  John asked Mary to [0] come. reflexive pronouns  John shaved himself. relative pronouns  John, [who] came late, apologized. participles as verbal complements  John, [0] insulted, left. adjectives as verbal complements  John came bare-footed[->John]. reciprocity  John and Mary kissed [0].  John and Mary kissed each other.

"What does this picture make you think about?"

Textual coreference in PDT pronominal anaphora:  personal and possessive pronouns – 3 rd person only  demonstrative pronouns (non-attributive position)  restored pronouns included!

"What does this picture make you think about?" "It 's when my mum and my aunt went on holiday to Egypt, last summer I think it was."

This is a photo of myself and Jess.

Mary is my friend. Paul is my friend, too. She is older and he is younger than me. Their Mother's name is Sarah. Coreference chain

Mary is my friend. Paul is my friend, too. She is older and he is younger than me. Their Mother's name is Sarah. Paul likes to play piano. Challenge 1: Closing the coreference chain

Challenge 2: 1 st and 2 nd person in dialog in turn switching:  arrows from you to I or exophora? "user-speaker" vs. "user-in-narrative"? we(speakers) vs. we(speaker+others)?

Challenge 3: Nominal anaphora Mary.... my Aunt... Auntie Mary... the old witch

Challenge 4: Bridging anaphora set_member  Mary... all guests at my party part_whole  IBM got a new building. The offices are larger than in the old one.... ?

Task-specific questions List of entities to keep track of? Groups get their own IDs – exophor or bridging?  Who are these people? My class, here me and Bob. We (I+?) had a nice teacher. ID of objects changing with each photo?

Conclusion Grammatical coreference  satisfactory Current textual coreference  too little for spoken dialog New textual coreference  knowledge representation info needed