Does DEPS in Bouma et al. 2001 correspond to the feature ARGS in the DELPH-IN formalism? I mean generally; I realize that the DELPH-IN formalism does not implement the Argument Realization Principle, for example (and I am assuming that Argument Structure Extension is not a thing either?)
(Answering myself): Nope, that’s completely different; ARGS is a feature of a phrase while DEPS is a feature of a word.
I am assuming then that there is no analog of DEPS in the DELPH-IN universe?
ARGS indeed is a feature of phrases, the list containing the daughters.
The only thing feature in the Matrix that is in the same space as DEPS is ARG-ST, but as you note, it only includes arguments and no modifiers.
Yeah, the main point of Bouma et al. is that they use DEPS as a separate feature from ARG-ST. I am trying to understand which bits of their analysis are relevant to me.
Yeah that part doesn’t get adopted, because lists of possibly unbounded length (other than the write-only ones) are awkward.