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| * Conjunctions depend on the following conjunct. Their syntactic function is ''cc''. | * Conjunctions depend on the following conjunct. Their syntactic function is ''cc''. |
| * A reference to the so-called effective head is used to identify the head regardless of whether the token is a conjunct or not, or whether it is in the initial or non-initial conjunct: the ''e_id'' attribute refers to its identifier (the sequence number of the token representing the head within the sentence), the ''eparent'' attribute to its position relative to the token. | * A reference to the so-called effective head is used to identify the head regardless of whether the token is a conjunct or not, or whether it is in the initial or non-initial conjunct: the ''e_id'' attribute refers to its identifier (the sequence number of the token representing the head within the sentence), the ''eparent'' attribute to its position relative to the token. |
| * In InterCorp [[en:cnk:intercorp:verze16ud|release 16ud]], there is an additional ''e_deprel'' attribute whose value equals ''deprel'' of the given token, except when the token is a non-initial conjunct, i.e. when its ''deprel'' equals ''conj''. Then the value of ''e_deprel'' equals the value of ''p_deprel'', i.e. shows the syntactic function of the whole coordination. | * Since InterCorp [[en:cnk:intercorp:verze16ud|release 16ud]], there is an additional ''e_deprel'' attribute whose value equals ''deprel'' of the given token, except when the token is a non-initial conjunct, i.e. when its ''deprel'' equals ''conj''. Then the value of ''e_deprel'' equals the value of ''p_deprel'', i.e. shows the syntactic function of the whole coordination. |
| * The ''e_deprel'' attribute has the same value as ''p_deprel'' also when the ''deprel'' attribute equals ''fixed'', ''flat'', ''compound'' or ''list''. Tokens within such constructions can also be found using the syntactic function of the whole construction, i.e. the ''e_deprel'' attribute. | * The ''e_deprel'' attribute has the same value as ''p_deprel'' also when the ''deprel'' attribute equals ''fixed'', ''flat'', ''compound'' or ''list''. Tokens within such constructions can also be found using the syntactic function of the whole construction, i.e. the ''e_deprel'' attribute. |
| * To find all words with a certain syntactic function, including those that are part of a coordination, in InterCorp [[en:cnk:intercorp:verze13ud|release 13ud]], where the ''e_deprel'' attribute is not available, the solution is to use the ''p_deprel'' attribute. This attribute shows the syntactic function of the token's head. For example, a query for all direct objects, including coordinated ones, can be formulated using the disjunction operator (%%|%%) as follows: ''%%[deprel="obj" | deprel="conj" & p_deprel="obj"]%%''. | * To find all words with a certain syntactic function, including those that are part of a coordination, in InterCorp [[en:cnk:intercorp:verze13ud|release 13ud]], where the ''e_deprel'' attribute is not available, the solution is to use the ''p_deprel'' attribute. This attribute shows the syntactic function of the token's head. For example, a query for all direct objects, including coordinated ones, can be formulated using the disjunction operator (%%|%%) as follows: ''%%[deprel="obj" | deprel="conj" & p_deprel="obj"]%%''. |
| | * Since InterCorp [[en:cnk:intercorp:verze17ud|release 17ud]]. each token has an additional attribute ''e_word'', whose value is the effective head's word form. |
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