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Original issue 6 created by Kaljurand on 2010-10-18T12:00:13.000Z:
Support different verbalization styles through input parameters and/or configuration files.
The ACE text that the verbalizer produces is controlled for the most part by the rewriting rules that operate on the OWL level. These rules often apply a major modification on the input axioms, e.g. turn simple axioms into GCI axioms, remove negation, add negation, reorder entities, etc. Some users prefer less, some more of such changes.
It should become easier for the user to configure which rewriting rules are applied.
It would be easiest for the user if he/she could list a set of "verbalization principles" as input parameters, e.g.:
don't reorder entities
don't use passive
don't user explicit variables
...
In the background this specification would determine which rewriting rules are going to be applied.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Original issue 6 created by Kaljurand on 2010-10-18T12:00:13.000Z:
Support different verbalization styles through input parameters and/or configuration files.
The ACE text that the verbalizer produces is controlled for the most part by the rewriting rules that operate on the OWL level. These rules often apply a major modification on the input axioms, e.g. turn simple axioms into GCI axioms, remove negation, add negation, reorder entities, etc. Some users prefer less, some more of such changes.
It should become easier for the user to configure which rewriting rules are applied.
It would be easiest for the user if he/she could list a set of "verbalization principles" as input parameters, e.g.:
In the background this specification would determine which rewriting rules are going to be applied.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: