From 24bf58692178092f1ed020651fd173b8e2da91fe Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: selpahi Date: Wed, 28 May 2014 15:07:14 +0200 Subject: [PATCH 1/2] at location Summary: Remove "at location" places in words about buildings/structures like {canga} or {muzga}. Detailed description: The "at location" places in those words are unnecessary and cause the more useful places to be pushed to the right. "At location" can be expressed using {bu'u}/{di'o}/{tu'i} or by simply using a predicate {ti ckule gi'e se diklo X} or {gi'e zvati X}. Impact: The negative impact of this change is relatively small. Looking at the corpus, one can see that these places are almost never used. Furthermore, in the case of {ckule} and {cange}, there are usages that incorrectly use the old x2 assuming it is the old x3. I count the following usage numbers: briju3 = 12, cange2 = 10 (with at least 1 wrong usage), ckule2 = 42 (with several using x2 as the taught subject), malsi3 = 2, ginka3 = 0, muzga3 = 1, tumla2 = 4, xotli2 = 3 This shows an overall extremely small usage percent of these places. In the case of {ckule} and {cange}, it moves the more useful places further back requiring people to perform awkward place skipping. --- global/at location | 19 +++++++++++++++++++ 1 file changed, 19 insertions(+) create mode 100644 global/at location diff --git a/global/at location b/global/at location new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b2ed930 --- /dev/null +++ b/global/at location @@ -0,0 +1,19 @@ +Summary: +Remove "at location" places in words about buildings/structures like {canga} or {muzga}. + +Detailed description: +The "at location" places in those words are unnecessary and cause the more useful places to be pushed to the right. "At location" can be expressed using {bu'u}/{di'o}/{tu'i} or by simply using a predicate {ti ckule gi'e se diklo X} or {gi'e zvati X}. + +Impact: +The negative impact of this change is relatively small. Looking at the corpus, one can see that these places are almost never used. Furthermore, in the case of {ckule} and {cange}, there are usages that incorrectly use the old x2 assuming it is the old x3. +I count the following usage numbers: +briju3 = 12, +cange2 = 10 (with at least 1 wrong usage), +ckule2 = 42 (with several using x2 as the taught subject), +malsi3 = 2, +ginka3 = 0, +muzga3 = 1, +tumla2 = 4, +xotli2 = 3 + +This shows an overall extremely small usage percent of these places. In the case of {ckule} and {cange}, it moves the more useful places further back requiring people to perform awkward place skipping. From 514ca547ab3c924d8d699b83425ee0ecd93d51e5 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: selpahi Date: Wed, 28 May 2014 15:11:47 +0200 Subject: [PATCH 2/2] Update at location --- global/at location | 2 +- 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/global/at location b/global/at location index b2ed930..d765a3b 100644 --- a/global/at location +++ b/global/at location @@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ Summary: Remove "at location" places in words about buildings/structures like {canga} or {muzga}. Detailed description: -The "at location" places in those words are unnecessary and cause the more useful places to be pushed to the right. "At location" can be expressed using {bu'u}/{di'o}/{tu'i} or by simply using a predicate {ti ckule gi'e se diklo X} or {gi'e zvati X}. +The "at location" places in those words are unnecessary and cause the more useful places to be pushed to the right. "At location" can be expressed using {bu'u}/{di'o}/{tu'i} or by simply using a predicate {ti ckule gi'e diklo X} or {gi'e zvati X} or {gi'e se stuzi}. Impact: The negative impact of this change is relatively small. Looking at the corpus, one can see that these places are almost never used. Furthermore, in the case of {ckule} and {cange}, there are usages that incorrectly use the old x2 assuming it is the old x3.