Sentence Decomposition

Hide hard words

The sentence decomposition°hard word logic°hard word is almost done°hard word.

The design:

  • A sentence is entered into the database, often (but not always) in English°hard word.
  • It is translated by LLM°hard word operation 1 into other languages: English°hard word, Chinese°hard word, French°hard word, Spanish°hard word, Liithuanian°hard word, Ukrainian°hard word, Kannada°hard word, Bengali°hard word. ⚙️ all PIE°hard word, except°hard word Chinese°hard word. This is unintentional°hard word but welcome°hard word. It remains within°hard word the areas of linguistics°hard word where I am comfortable.
  • We check the database for word matches. This is used to create a list of candidate°hard word lemmas°hard word. We avoid°hard word the need to use LLMs°hard word to do the word-meaning°hard word resolution°hard word problem this way. The "correct" meaning will be present in most/all languages 💡 not all sentence translations°hard word will have the same lemmas°hard word. I like bread and Man patinka°hard word duona°hard word ⚙️ Lithuanian - literally°hard word translated as "Bread is pleasing°hard word to me" are the same sentence without a 1-1 lemma°hard word match
  • Once we get the list of candidate°hard word lemmas°hard word, we ask the LLM°hard word to do the sentence decomposition°hard word.

For a sentence, the decomposition°hard word identifies°hard word:

  • What specific°hard word lemma°hard word / sense-of-meaning°hard word of a word is in use. Is it to lose a race or to lose one's°hard word keys? A river-bank°hard word or a financial°hard word bank?
  • What tense°hard word is the word in? Present/past? Is it a conjugated°hard word form? This should align°hard word with the lemma's°hard word information for the grammatical°hard word form, but there is no requirement°hard word for it to do so.

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We do not yet°hard word have a full "sentence diagram°hard word" out of the words. The traditional°hard word Reed-Kellogg°hard word sentence diagram°hard word is uninteresting°hard word -- it only applies°hard word to English°hard word, is outdated°hard word, and remains confusing°hard word. However, the data missing to be able to generate this will be relevant°hard word later on.