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The representation of many common semantic phenomena requires structural properties beyond those commonly used for syntactic parsing. We discuss a set of structural properties required for broad-coverage semantic representation, and note that existing parsers support some of these properties, but not all. We propose two transition-based techniques for parsing such semantic structures: (1) applying conversion procedures to map them into related formalisms, and using existing state-of-the-art parsers on the converted representations; and (2) constructing a parser that directly supports the full set of properties. We experiment with UCCA-annotated corpora, the only ones with all these structural semantic properties. Results demonstrate the effectiveness of transition-based methods for the task.
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Broad-Coverage Semantic Parsing: A Transition-Based Approach