DOMAIN_STARTER_LINKS: S##* S##b S##d S##g S##h S##i S##q S##s S##t S##w
SF SX Ce* Cet RS O OX Js Jp J* R* Rn Pa Pg Pp Pv TH I PP Cc Cr Cs
MX#* MX#a MX#d MX#p MX#r MX#x
MVa MVb MVg MVh MVi MVp MVs MVt MVx
Wc Wd Wi Wa
Ma Mg* Mgp Mj Mp Mr Mv
TI BIt TO OF ON IN QI CP* CPi CPx SI
L MG JG U JT B#w B#d COq OD CX PF Zc Bc K NIax
DOMAIN_CONTAINS_LINKS:
URFL_ONLY_DOMAIN_STARTER_LINKS:
LEFT_DOMAIN_STARTER_LINKS: A EA E CO#s CO* COd* YS YP Yt Yd GN DTie CO#n COp D##n ND
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; The lower-case letter that follows the link-type is the "domain".
; Domains are roughly equivalent to constituent phrase types; so, for
; example, a domain 'v' corresponds to a VP, 'n' is NP, 'a' is ADJP,
; 'p' is PP, 's' is S, and so on. For the complete list, see the
; cons_of_domain() function in constituents.c.
;
; Note, however, that the mapping of LG link types and domains to a
; constituent phrase-structure grammar is hardly straight-forward, as
; a quick browse of constituents.c will reveal.
;
STARTING_LINK_TYPE_TABLE:
S##* v
S##b v
S##d z
S##g v
S##h v
S##i v
S##q v
S##s v
S##t v
S##w z
SF v
SX v
Wd s
Wc s
Wi z
Wa z
Ce* s
Cet s
TH b
RS z
O n
OX n
Jp n
Js n
J* n
MVp p
Mp p
R* b
Rn s
Pa a
A u
Pg v
Pv v
I v
PP v
Cr s
Cs s
MX#* n
TI n
BIt n
MVs b
EA e
E e
TO t
MVi t
Mv v
Mg* v
CO#s f
CO* g
COd* g
CO#n g
MVa i
MVb i
OF p
YS y
YP y
IN n
ON n
QI b
Ma a
CP* s
CPi s
CPx q
MVt p
MX#r b
Pp p
MVg z
Mgp z
MVx p
SI n
MX#p v
Cc s
L a
MX#a a
Yt y
Yd y
MG p
JG n
GN y
MX#x p
U n
JT n
MVh b
Mr b
MX#d b
B#w s
B#d s
DTie e
COq s
Mj b
OD n
CX s
COp c
PF v
Zc s
Bc s
K k
D##n d
ND d
NIax h
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; These links are not put in the word/link graph. They also cannot be the
; starter links for a domain.
IGNORE_THESE_LINKS: Xca HA
; ----------------------------------------------------------------------
; these links are not traced further if they point back before the root word
; The WV, CV and IV links point to root verbs, and cause trouble if traced
; backwards. For example: "Every farmer has a donkey." The period at the
; end of the sentence triggers the trace-back, and blows away the subject.
RESTRICTED_LINKS:
B#* D##w B#w B#d AFh MVt Xx HL SFsic AFd Bc CX EAh
H HA PFc B#j Wd PF Z BW CV IV WV