On Fri, Feb 21, 2014 at 12:49 AM, Linas Vepstas <notifications@github.com>wrote:

> In data/relex-semantic-algs.txt:
>
> >  ;
> > +; Example: "The woman who lives next door is a nurse."
> > +#TemplateActionAlg
> > +Adjective-clause-who-1
> > +<LAB> = \P\.*
> > +<F_L linkL1 LAB> = \RS\.*
> > +<F_L linkL1 F_L str> = who
> > +=
> > +<F_L adm_set> = <F_L ref>
> > +<F_L linkL1 F_L linkL0 F_L ref links who> += <F_R ref>
> > +#TemplateActionAlg
> > +Adjective-clause-who-2
> > +<LAB> = \RS\.*
> > +<F_L str> = who
> > +<F_R adm_set> = %
>
> Sorry, "So why do we need the first rule?" was a rhetorical question. I
> already knew the answer, and the answer was "you don't".
>
> I understand that was not a question that needs to be answered. But I just
wanted to clarify the difference of the two rules.