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Nestle 1904 GNT - Feature: framespec

Feature group	Feature type	Data type	Available for node types	Used by viewtypes
Semantic	Node	String	word subphrase phrase	syntax-view wg-view

Feature description

The framespec feature provides the id of the referent of the subject, object, or indirect object. This feature is populated primarily for verbs (24690 out of 24767 occurrences), with a few references for other word types. Its functional equivalent edge feature is frame.

This feature is also populated for phrase or subphrase, but only if they consist of just one word node.

Feature values

This feature contains one or more references to id’s, like in following example:

A0:n63001005005;n63001001007 A1:n63001010014

The labels can be decoded using the following table.

Value	Description	Frequency
A0	Agent or subject of the action	25654
A1	Direct object or the entity directly affected by the action	15570
A2	Indirect object or secondary entity affected by the action	2577
AA2	Adverbial roles in a sentence	92

The values behind these identifiers are in the following format:

An 'n' followed by a 11-digit unique id in the format
    BBCCCVVVWWW
    BB          => zero-padded book, NT starts at 40
      CCC       => zero-padded chapter
         VVV    => zero-padded verse
            WWW => zero-padded word index (instance within the verse)

Notes

The following syntactical graphs from Matthew 1:2 and 1:20 serve as demonstration of this feature:

See also the following related features:

• frame: Edge feature that links nodes that are part of the frame; labelled as A0, A1 etc.
• id: A uniqe identifier for each individual word in the corpus.
• referent: Edge feature providing referent entity to which the current node refers.
• subjrefspec: Node feature providing referent entity to which the current node refers.

Source description

This feature is derived from the (optional) XML attribute frame of the tag w (word). Annotation data originates from Clear Bible.

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