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Ontograph 40

The goal of this test is to evaluate the multilingual representations of the AceWiki sentences. These 40 sentences cover all the main AceWiki sentence patterns and have a very clear set-theoretic meaning, e.g.

Everything that is a traveler or that is an officer sees at most 1 aquarium.

means that the union of the sets traveler and officer is a subset of the set of all instances that participate in the 1st argument position in at most one sees-relation with an instance from the set aquarium.

The question is if this meaning is understood in the same way via all the languages.

This testset can be used during development time to make sure that all these sentences are parsed and translated in the desired way. The actual user evaluation can be done using the Ontograph Framework by localizing the diagrams and replacing ACE and MLL with the concrete languages described in this grammar.

Source

These are 40 sentences from the Ontograph experiments, see:

Generated from the Ontograph testset like this:

cat ?A.txt | grep ACE | grep "^[0-9]*a. " | sed "s/.*ACE: //" | normalize_ace.py

Notes

  • Some OntoGraph sentence constructs are not in the AceWiki subset, e.g. `nothing but`