From: Hitzeman, J. M. <hi...@mi...> - 2009-01-09 18:25:51
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>-----Original Message----- >From: Mardis, Scott A. [mailto:ma...@mi...] >Sent: Friday, January 09, 2009 11:38 AM >To: Doran, Christine D.; spa...@li... >Subject: Re: [Spatialml-discussion] Corrected URl > >Questions about modifications 4 & 6 (included below) > >I'm not certain why one would introduce a non-consuming place tag >in cases like the example of 4. Wouldn't it be reasonable for the >tags to surround the entire phrase: > ><PLACE id="0"><SIGNAL>5 miles</SIGNAL> <SIGNAL>east</SIGNAL> ><PLACE id="3">Boston</PLACE></PLACE> > >After all, it is the phrase that describes the location of the >event. Is SpatialML otherwise restricted from having nested >PLACE tags? > >What would be the criteria for introducing a non-consuming place >tag? Seems like you would want it for cases where a location was >referred to but had NO lexemes that referred or described the >location: perhaps in cases of ellipsis. The example that started this whole discussion was: "We camped 10 miles north of Boston. The next day we drove 50 miles west." So, we drove from Boston to place X, the from place X to place Y. Janet |