You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You signed out in another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You switched accounts on another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.Dismiss alert
When parsing a sentence that contains the indefinite article "an", the parser fails.
E.g. parser.parse("every university is an organization .").getTrees() returns an empty array.
When trying to linearize a tree that should result in a sentence with the indefinite article "an", the linearizer throws an exception.
E.g. parser.parse("every university is a organization .").getTrees() returns a parse tree,
however linearizer.linearizeString(tree[0]) throws
java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException: 2
at org.grammaticalframework.Linearizer.untokn(Linearizer.java:300)
at org.grammaticalframework.Linearizer.untokn(Linearizer.java:311)
at org.grammaticalframework.Linearizer.untokn(Linearizer.java:311)
at org.grammaticalframework.Linearizer.untokn(Linearizer.java:311)
at org.grammaticalframework.Linearizer.untokn(Linearizer.java:311)
at org.grammaticalframework.Linearizer.untokn(Linearizer.java:311)
at org.grammaticalframework.Linearizer.untokn(Linearizer.java:311)
at org.grammaticalframework.Linearizer.renderLin(Linearizer.java:325)
at org.grammaticalframework.Linearizer.linearizeString(Linearizer.java:65)
I suppose this is due to the specific a/an handling in the English resource grammar.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
E.g. parser.parse("every university is an organization .").getTrees() returns an empty array.
E.g. parser.parse("every university is a organization .").getTrees() returns a parse tree,
however linearizer.linearizeString(tree[0]) throws
java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException: 2
at org.grammaticalframework.Linearizer.untokn(Linearizer.java:300)
at org.grammaticalframework.Linearizer.untokn(Linearizer.java:311)
at org.grammaticalframework.Linearizer.untokn(Linearizer.java:311)
at org.grammaticalframework.Linearizer.untokn(Linearizer.java:311)
at org.grammaticalframework.Linearizer.untokn(Linearizer.java:311)
at org.grammaticalframework.Linearizer.untokn(Linearizer.java:311)
at org.grammaticalframework.Linearizer.untokn(Linearizer.java:311)
at org.grammaticalframework.Linearizer.renderLin(Linearizer.java:325)
at org.grammaticalframework.Linearizer.linearizeString(Linearizer.java:65)
I suppose this is due to the specific a/an handling in the English resource grammar.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: