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UniMorph does not properly distinguish paradigms. This information can be added in a subsequent (language-specific) step. However, this only makes a practical difference if a inflection types represents one form for a particular function.
A quick fix is to change the inflection URI pattern to include the morph, a deep fix is to link paradigms and forms with rules rather than inflection types and to model inflection types as aggregates [or types]. I prefer the latter, but it requires a model revision. Until this has been discussed, we don't touch this issue.
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UniMorph does not properly distinguish paradigms. This information can be added in a subsequent (language-specific) step. However, this only makes a practical difference if a inflection types represents one form for a particular function.
A quick fix is to change the inflection URI pattern to include the morph, a deep fix is to link paradigms and forms with rules rather than inflection types and to model inflection types as aggregates [or types]. I prefer the latter, but it requires a model revision. Until this has been discussed, we don't touch this issue.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: