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[pt] Improved even more the verbs/nouns rule in disambiguation.xml, rule ID:RARE_POS #11004
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languagetool-language-modules/pt/src/main/resources/org/languagetool/resource/pt/disambiguation.xml (1)
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: LGTM! Consider adding more documentation about the pattern.The disambiguation rule correctly identifies and handles verb/noun ambiguity by looking at surrounding context. The pattern effectively matches sequences where a word could be either a verb or noun and uses the context to disambiguate.
While the code works well, it would be helpful to add more detailed documentation about:
- What specific cases this pattern catches
- Examples of the ambiguities it resolves
- Why removing the verb reading is the correct action in these cases
<rule> <!-- Used ChatGPT 4o to verify the results --> + <!-- This rule disambiguates words that could be either verbs or nouns by looking at surrounding context. + Example: In "o carpinteiro serra madeira", "carpinteiro" is disambiguated as a noun because: + - It follows an article + - It's followed by another noun + The verb reading is removed in such cases as the context clearly indicates nominal usage. + --> <pattern> <token postag='VMP00.+' postag_regexp="yes"/> <token min='0' max='1' postag='RM' postag_regexp="no"/> <marker>
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In the previous commit I tried to restrict the rule, but I was wrong, ChatGPT said that the results were all valid, so there is no reason to restrict it.
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