First try at FrameNet class mappings

[nordlow]

I haven't found something similar to inContext in SUMO. Does it exist?

[apease]

Hi Per, Context is an important notion, but too varied to be incorporated as a single relationship. Context in SUMO can be expressed as a variety of different conditions in rules. In some of my recent work, I've been examining what we mean when we use adjectives such as He's fast. He's a fast runner. He's a fast Olympic runner. He's a fast runner for a man over 60. The adjective "fast" has no meaning independent of its context. For this we can expand the &%manner relation to be &%mannerInContext which would take a class (likely dynamically created with KappaFn) over which the adjective is intended to apply (such as the class of Olympic runners). But that's just one aspect of context. So if FrameNext has a single relation for context, I'd say that's a bit naive for an ontology, and would have to be ignored for now until a more expressive mapping scheme could be developed. all the best, Adam

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