Adjectiveness dataset for past participles in Dutch

This dataset contains the adjectiveness values of, reasonably, almost all participles in Dutch. 'Adjectiveness' is a measure which expresses how often a past participle is used as an adjective. The value ranges from 0 (never used as an adjective) to 1 (always used as an adjective).

The dataset contains four columns:

• participle: the participle for which adjectiveness is computed
• adjectiveness: the adjectiveness of said participle (undeclensed adjectives only)
• declensed_adjectiveness: the adjectiveness of said participle (declensed adjectives only)
• total_adjectiveness: the adjectiveness of said participle (undeclensed and declensed adjectives)

Declensed adjectiveness is a very bad measure and should not be used. Adjectiveness and total adjectiveness (so also including declensed forms) correlate very strongly ($\rho$ = 0.99), so which measure you use depends on your linguistic viewpoints.

To find out how this file was generated, please consult the README of this repository.