Discourse Entity
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See: Entity Mention, Discourse Representation Theory.
References
2002
- Massimo Poesio. (2002). “Annotating a Corpus to Develop and Evaluate Discourse Entity Realization Algorithms: issues and preliminary results.” In: Proceedings of LREC-2000.
- "As part of the project, we have been annotating a corpus with the syntactic, semantic and discourse information that is needed for different subtasks of NP realization, including the task of deciding on the most appropriate NP type to be used to realize a certain discourse entity (proper name, definite description, pronoun, etc.), and the task of organizing the additional information to be expressed with that discourse entity."
- "Noun phrases appear in the generated text as the realization of at least three different types of logical form constituents: TERMS, which include referring expressions, as in Jessie M. King or the hour pieces here, but also nonreferring terms such as jewelry or different types of creative work. Terms are called DISCOURSE ENTITIES in Discourse Representation Theory.