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التحدي الكمي ISA-17: الخلفية المقدمة
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توفر هذه الورقة، مخصصة لمسار التعليق الكمي ISA-17، معلومات أساسية لمهمة التوضيح الكمي المشتركة في ورشة عمل ISA-17، A.AK.A. التحدي الكمي.على وجه الخصوص، يتم تفسير دور بناء الجملة التجريدي والخرداني لغتها بلغة ترميز الكم والكمية، والتفسير الدلالي التوضيحية للكمية فيما يتعلق بمبادئ ISO التوضيحية الدلالية.بالإضافة إلى ذلك، يحفز الاختيار بمجموعة الاختبار من التحدي الكمي، إلى جانب الأسواق المقترحة لجمل الجناح.
This paper, intended for the ISA-17 Quantification Annotation track, provides background information for the shared quantification annotation task at the ISA-17 workshop, a.k.a. the Quantification Challenge. In particular, the role of the abstract and concrete syntax of the QuantML markup language are explained, and the semantic interpretation of QuantML annotations in relation to the ISO principles of semantic annotation. Additionally, the choice is motivated of the test suite of the Quantification Challenge, along with the suggested markables for the sentences of the suite.
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