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Parse a sentence into its constituents
ResourceFunction["SentenceConstituents"]["sent"] parses the sentence "sent" into its constituents. |
Get the constituents of a sentence:
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The sentence does not need to be in the indicative mood; here is an example of the interrogative mood:
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Use a sentence in the imperative mood:
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Extract all the prepositional phrases from some text:
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TextStructure produces the tree, graph, or string version of the entire sentence's nested structure:
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SentenceConstituents distills out the constituents into lists, grouping together all the clauses, noun phrases, etc.:
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Sentences of extreme complexity can overload SentenceConstituents. In those cases, the function returns a Failure object:
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SentenceConstituents relies on AI to parse the sentence. It occasionally makes mistakes:
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Wolfram Language 13.0 (December 2021) or above
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