Alexandre Rademaker

Not sure if I understood what '...a function to iterate over scope readings..' means. The code for generating scoped MRSs from a given MRS is already in the library or...

Yes, the first part was already completely clear to me. The second part is not so much. Actually, the comment in https://github.com/delph-in/pydelphin/issues/241 is not clear at all. it looks like...

I am trying to make sense from the LKB code, but not trivial! Hope that eventually @john-a-carroll can help me to read it. It seems that some extra checks for...

https://www.coli.uni-saarland.de/projects/chorus/utool/ can be integrated with LKB via server-mode. That could be a good starting point for PyDelphin too, don't you think?

1. yes, I just tested 2. I need some answers from the Utool authors before starting to draw an idea of code For the XML encoding of MRS, I got...

BTW, note that the example above is simple, all RSTR from the quantifiers has only noun predicates. But for a more complicated [sentence](http://wn.mybluemix.net/synset?id=07848338-n): ``` udef_q('_cream_n_1', '_a_q'(udef_q('_milk_n_1', udef_q('_churn_v_1&_or_c', udef_q('_fat_a_1&_globules/nns_u_unknown&_make_v_1', '_edible_a_1&_emulsion_n_1&_of_p'))), unknown))...

Thank you @goodmami and @oepen. Indeed, the hard part is now to produce an MRS encoding readable by utool, but may be the post processing of utool's output for recover...

Surely the most reliable information is 'after' the analysis of the grammar. The TNT tagger said that `can` is a modal verb `(4, 3, 4, , 1, "can", 0, "null",...

Is there a easy way to get the POS from the trees? Maybe only inspecting the `response.result(0).derivation()`?

 The problem is that the interpretation of the derivation probably requires some knowledge about the grammar, right? For instance, the word `can` in the screenshot can be reasonable detected...