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Treebank Statistics: UD_English-GUM: POS Tags: DET

There are 23 DET lemmas (0%), 30 DET types (0%) and 19078 DET tokens (8%). Out of 17 observed tags, the rank of DET is: 14 in number of lemmas, 15 in number of types and 6 in number of tokens.

The 10 most frequent DET lemmas: the, a, this, all, that, some, no, any, every, another

The 10 most frequent DET types: the, a, this, an, all, some, that, these, no, any

The 10 most frequent ambiguous lemmas: a (DET 4827, SCONJ 2, NOUN 1, PROPN 1, SYM 1), this (DET 1085, PRON 596, ADV 5), all (DET 546, ADV 85), that (PRON 1591, SCONJ 994, DET 412, ADV 21), some (DET 354, ADV 8, NOUN 1), no (DET 197, INTJ 109, ADV 22, X 1), any (DET 171, ADV 2), each (DET 103, ADV 1), both (CCONJ 58, DET 57, ADV 6), what (PRON 551, DET 38)

The 10 most frequent ambiguous types: the (DET 9936, PART 1, X 1), a (DET 4058, ADP 4, PART 2, SCONJ 2, ADV 1, AUX 1, NOUN 1, PROPN 1), this (DET 719, PRON 357, ADV 5), all (DET 498, ADV 85), some (DET 315, ADV 7, NOUN 1), that (PRON 1357, SCONJ 991, DET 287, ADV 20), these (DET 224, PRON 49), no (DET 176, INTJ 36, ADV 21, X 1), any (DET 167, ADV 3), those (DET 97, PRON 79)

• the
  • DET 9936: The two institutes were later joined by the Leiden University Libraries .
  • PART 1: There is so much beauty all around the island , it is difficult not the appreciate to magnificent scenery and wildlife .
  • X 1: Non the less it is a pretty , but incredibly flat place , with the highest point towering a proud 1,8 meters over the sea !
• a
  • DET 4058: Our plan is to organize a maximum of 6 clinics , each one full day .
  • ADP 4: And and , I can see all kind a things in it .
  • PART 2: I ‘m a just put all the Dose of Color in a separate pile cuz that ‘s kind of weird .
  • SCONJ 2: The singing sailors hauled us aboard chanting , He ’s a coming - ha ! He ’s a coming - ha !
  • ADV 1: Altho it is not yet a magnificent in appearance as with all the glass in , the windows are beautiful with their blues and purple and red .
  • AUX 1: ” You ‘d a never done that before , “ Pag said .
  • NOUN 1: The prize was awarded to Dvořák in 1874 [ a ] and again in 1876 and in 1877 , when Brahms and the prominent critic Eduard Hanslick , also a member of the jury , made themselves known to him .
  • PROPN 1: Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia , Spain
• this
  • DET 719: Norton would later add “ Protector of Mexico “ to this title .
  • PRON 357: But I did n’t spend the night , and I do n’t deserve this .
  • ADV 5: you ‘ve kept it up this long
• all
  • DET 498: I was home all night last night , I came home and told you .
  • ADV 85: Is it , is it all over now ?
• some
  • DET 315: We ‘ll do this some other weekend .
  • ADV 7: This is some 35 minutes from Neiafu Harbour and provides the main concentration of humpback whales .
  • NOUN 1: Further , we posited that if our initial hypothesis was not supported , and in fact there was some non - adult - like performance , that there would be significant variability among the conditions , with cardinal numbers having the highest performance and some the weakest .
• that
  • PRON 1357: What ‘s up with that ?
  • SCONJ 991: So I think that that is the –
  • DET 287: I took that brown trash thing , and tucked a bag in it .
  • ADV 20: I only have uh , that many cards , so …
• these
  • DET 224: All these factors lift your mood .
  • PRON 49: None of these contained “ easy ” sugary calories .
• no
  • DET 176: ” A person who acts without reasonable care does no wrong in law .
  • INTJ 36: And she goes , no just spend the night .
  • ADV 21: The sky was no longer blue .
  • X 1: It was published in the prestigious journal Miyako no Hana in 1892 , only nine months after she had started writing in earnest .
• any
  • DET 167: They ‘re not getting any people though .
  • ADV 3: Is he talking any more ?
• those
  • DET 97: And for those reasons , the commentators have opposed it .
  • PRON 79: You ca n’t move those to there , because they ‘re not touching .

Morphology

The form / lemma ratio of DET is 1.304348 (the average of all parts of speech is 1.243866).

The 1st highest number of forms (4) was observed with the lemma “a”: a, an, and, on.

The 2nd highest number of forms (3) was observed with the lemma “the”: he, the, to.

The 3rd highest number of forms (2) was observed with the lemma “that”: that, those.

DET occurs with 8 features: PronType (19057; 100% instances), Definite (15772; 83% instances), Number (1497; 8% instances), ExtPos (21; 0% instances), Typo (15; 0% instances), NumForm (12; 0% instances), NumType (12; 0% instances), Foreign (1; 0% instances)

DET occurs with 18 feature-value pairs: Definite=Def, Definite=Ind, ExtPos=ADV, ExtPos=PRON, Foreign=Yes, NumForm=Word, NumType=Frac, Number=Plur, Number=Sing, PronType=Art, PronType=Dem, PronType=Ind, PronType=Int, PronType=Neg, PronType=Rcp, PronType=Rel, PronType=Tot, Typo=Yes

DET occurs with 20 feature combinations. The most frequent feature combination is Definite=Def|PronType=Art (10945 tokens). Examples: the

Relations

DET nodes are attached to their parents using 27 different relations: det (18365; 96% instances), det:predet (198; 1% instances), obl (99; 1% instances), obj (91; 0% instances), nsubj (87; 0% instances), reparandum (63; 0% instances), nmod (34; 0% instances), conj (29; 0% instances), advmod (19; 0% instances), root (18; 0% instances), nsubj:pass (15; 0% instances), advcl (7; 0% instances), nsubj:outer (7; 0% instances), parataxis (7; 0% instances), compound (6; 0% instances), obl:agent (5; 0% instances), xcomp (5; 0% instances), appos (4; 0% instances), dislocated (4; 0% instances), fixed (4; 0% instances), obl:unmarked (4; 0% instances), orphan (2; 0% instances), acl:relcl (1; 0% instances), ccomp (1; 0% instances), iobj (1; 0% instances), nmod:poss (1; 0% instances), nmod:unmarked (1; 0% instances)

Parents of DET nodes belong to 15 different parts of speech: NOUN (16486; 86% instances), PROPN (1729; 9% instances), ADJ (297; 2% instances), VERB (289; 2% instances), PRON (85; 0% instances), NUM (61; 0% instances), DET (41; 0% instances), ADV (32; 0% instances), (18; 0% instances), X (14; 0% instances), INTJ (13; 0% instances), AUX (5; 0% instances), PART (4; 0% instances), SYM (3; 0% instances), CCONJ (1; 0% instances)

18560 (97%) DET nodes are leaves.

343 (2%) DET nodes have one child.

119 (1%) DET nodes have two children.

56 (0%) DET nodes have three or more children.

The highest child degree of a DET node is 11.

Children of DET nodes are attached using 25 different relations: nmod (195; 24% instances), punct (186; 23% instances), case (151; 19% instances), reparandum (42; 5% instances), acl:relcl (36; 4% instances), advmod (36; 4% instances), cc (30; 4% instances), cop (26; 3% instances), nsubj (24; 3% instances), fixed (21; 3% instances), conj (15; 2% instances), mark (10; 1% instances), obl (5; 1% instances), parataxis (5; 1% instances), appos (4; 0% instances), discourse (4; 0% instances), acl (3; 0% instances), orphan (3; 0% instances), advcl (2; 0% instances), amod (2; 0% instances), det:predet (2; 0% instances), csubj (1; 0% instances), dep (1; 0% instances), det (1; 0% instances), obl:unmarked (1; 0% instances)

Children of DET nodes belong to 16 different parts of speech: PUNCT (186; 23% instances), ADP (151; 19% instances), NOUN (138; 17% instances), PRON (93; 12% instances), VERB (48; 6% instances), DET (41; 5% instances), ADJ (30; 4% instances), CCONJ (30; 4% instances), ADV (29; 4% instances), AUX (27; 3% instances), INTJ (10; 1% instances), SCONJ (10; 1% instances), PART (7; 1% instances), PROPN (4; 0% instances), NUM (1; 0% instances), SYM (1; 0% instances)

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