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Correctness [gradable]
A particular piece of Information is evaluated for its accuracy. The Degree of correctness may also be expressed. The Source of information may also metonymically stand in for the Information.
Is your reputation at risk due to incorrect information|inf?
If your dealership service people make such totally|deg wrong claims|inf, I would be uncomfortable trusting their warranty claims too.
All users must verify the correctness of their own information.|inf
We found all of his information|inf to be right.
Is your reputation at risk due to incorrect information|inf?
If your dealership service people make such totally|deg wrong claims|inf, I would be uncomfortable trusting their warranty claims too.
All users must verify the correctness of their own information.|inf
We found all of his information|inf to be right.
Properties
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- #1512
- Entry
- frm_correctness
- Namespace
- Attribute.Gradable
- FrameNet version
- Correctness (fn_1.7_2023)
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- English name
- Correctness
Core Frame Elements (4)
| Frame element | Definition | Semantic type | Constraint |
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| Communicative_act |
The event which communicates the Information.
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| Information |
The Information matches or does not match the facts of the world.
That statement|inf is totally incorrect. |
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| Source |
The Source is the agent who holds the correct/incorrect information.
He is correct |
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| Topic |
The Topic about which the Source has accurate information.
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FE Core Set(s) and Excludes
CoreSet
Communicative_act
Information
Source
Topic
Excludes
Communicative_act
Information
Source
Peripheral Frame Elements (4)
| Frame element | Definition | Semantic type | Constraint |
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| Degree |
The degree to which the Information matches or does not match the facts of the world.
Vague prophecies, interpreted with maximum latitude, are likely to appear at least somewhat|deg accurate. |
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degree
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| Manner |
The way in which the Source is correct/incorrect.
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| Medium |
The physcial context that the Information is found in.
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| Time |
The Time at which the Information or the Source is correct.
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Extra-thematic Frame Elements (7)
| Frame element | Definition | Semantic type | Constraint |
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| Circumstances |
Circumstances describe the state of the world (at a particular time and place) which is specifically independent of the event itself and any of its participants.
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| Communicative_force |
This FE indicates the Communicative_force or authority with which the target operates (often denoted by words such as "officially," "formally," "technically," etc.).
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| Domain |
The aspect of reality which is accurately modeled by the Information.
That claim may be factually accurate in terms of in vitro pharmacology|dom but that may have no clinical relevance. |
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| Frequency |
How often the Information is correct.
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| Parameter |
The aspect of the Information which accurately models reality.
Don't select an option just because it contains factually|par correct information about the clinical situation. |
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| Re-encoding |
This FE presents the current frame as an integral part of a larger conceptualization expressed by another frame, which typically corresponds to a Means action within the frame.
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| Result |
The outcome of the correctness if the Source or Information.
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Frame-Frame Relations (4)
Inheritance
Using
Lexical Units (8)
| LU | Type | Definition |
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| accurate.a | — | COD: correct in all details. |
| correct.a | — | COD: free from error; true; right. |
| correctness.n | — | FN: the state or quality of correctness. |
| exact.a | — | COD: not approximated in any way; precise. |
| incorrect.a | — | COD: not in accordance with fact or particular standards; wrong. |
| right.a | — | COD: factually correct. |
| true.a | — | FN: tautologically correct, or correct within an ascribed framework. |
| wrong.a | — | COD: not correct or true. |
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None.
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