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coreference

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Noun1.coreference - the grammatical relation between two words that have a common referent
grammatical relation - a linguistic relation established by grammar
reflexiveness, reflexivity - the coreferential relation between a reflexive pronoun and its antecedent


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The parser output for each sentence is a morpho-lexical analysis, one or more (in case of ambiguities) syntactic dependency trees, one or more SNs, and intrasentential and intersentential coreferences determined by a hybrid rule-statistical coreference resolution module.
The inclusory comitative with the contact position is accompanied by some other properties of the coordinating construction: impossibility of the possessive reflexive pronoun oma 'one's own' to mark the coreference of the attribute of the comitative constituent with the primary constituent (27), impossibility of the separate pronominalization of the comitative constituent (28), possibility to use cognitive verbs (29).
 
 
 
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