Imagine a list of sentences (or just of phrases) where each item has a letter or a number instead of just a bullet character:
Entry will not be granted unless:
a) The person is an EU citizen.
b) His/her passport will not expire during the next six months.
How should we tag the "a" (and "b"), where should we attach it and what the relation label should be?
The POS tag is not PUNCT because it is an alphanumeric character. (Note that bullet characters are punctuation, at least according to the note that appears in documentation of SYM.) And I was not able to identify the appropriate dependency relation. Perhaps discourse? But its description mentions interjections in the first place.
Note: #106 dealt with a different aspect of lists.
Imagine a list of sentences (or just of phrases) where each item has a letter or a number instead of just a bullet character:
Entry will not be granted unless:
a) The person is an EU citizen.
b) His/her passport will not expire during the next six months.
How should we tag the "a" (and "b"), where should we attach it and what the relation label should be?
The POS tag is not
PUNCTbecause it is an alphanumeric character. (Note that bullet characters are punctuation, at least according to the note that appears in documentation ofSYM.) And I was not able to identify the appropriate dependency relation. Perhapsdiscourse? But its description mentions interjections in the first place.Note: #106 dealt with a different aspect of lists.