There are only 23 negation triggers that were actually present in the (evaluation subset) of the DCC dataset used in the ConTextD paper. 495 more triggers also seem to be available at this link from the paper. (But note that the paper states they had 509 triggers in total...)
Potential issues with the original ContextD triggers
Trigger scopes
For the 23 negation triggers that are reported in the ContextD paper, I checked whether the scope as defined in the trigger list matches my intuition. There are a few where the scope could be changed:
| Trigger |
Original scope |
Alternative scope |
| gedaald |
pre/forward |
post/backward |
| kan niet |
pre/forward |
bidirectional |
| leek niet |
pre/forward |
bidirectional |
| niet |
pre/forward |
bidirectional |
| onbekend |
pre/forward |
bidirectional |
| evenmin |
pre/forward |
post/backward |
| geen |
pre/forward |
bidirectional |
There are only 23 negation triggers that were actually present in the (evaluation subset) of the DCC dataset used in the ConTextD paper. 495 more triggers also seem to be available at this link from the paper. (But note that the paper states they had 509 triggers in total...)
Potential issues with the original ContextD triggers
poss(possible/speculation) andneg(negation).Trigger scopes
For the 23 negation triggers that are reported in the ContextD paper, I checked whether the scope as defined in the trigger list matches my intuition. There are a few where the scope could be changed: