>
>
> So, @ruiting <https://github.com/ruiting>, just so I understand you
> correctly: You're saying that "He works in science" and "He works in Hong
> Kong" should be represented differently? To differentiate, RelEx would need
> to be able to tell that science is a field of study and Hong Kong is a
> location which would require tremendous world knowledge. Am I missing your
> point here?
>
>
I think the point is that when RelEx treats a preposition as part of a
collocation, e.g. work_in, then RelEx2Logic will treat the collocation as a
single PredicateNode

But when RelEx does not treat the preposition as part of a collocation like
that, then RelEx2Logic will produce a separate PredicateNode for the
preposition...

I haven't run RelEx on the various examples discussed to see when it
produces a collocation and when it doesn't...

ben



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