Sources of 2015 SD-Rules

15 SD-Rules are proposed to be evaluated and added to 2015 release. There are four legal sources: ORG_RULE (in 2013a, not for the new SD-Rules), ORG_FACT, NOM_D, OTHERS as described bellows:

• Linguist's domain:
  such as from LexBuilders and NLP users, 7 SD-Rules are suggested in this category for evaluation.

  OTHERS:

  Suggested Rules	Examples
  al$|adj|us$|noun	viral|adj|virus|noun estral|adj|estrus|noun coccal|adj|coccus|noun
  $|noun|ize$|verb	terror|noun|terrorize|verb
  e$|verb|ing$|noun	rave|verb|raving|noun
  ian$|adj|ia$|noun	australian|adj|australia|noun
  ian$|noun|ia$|noun	australian|noun|australia|noun
  es$|noun|ic$|adj	diabetes|noun|diabetic|adj
  es$|noun|ic$|noun	diabetes|noun|diabetic|noun

• Computation Linguistics' domain:
  from known suffixDs, utilize computer programs to retrieve high frequency SD-rules. The SD-Rules derived from the program are root parent-rules (no parents). Two sets of known suffixDs (nomD and orgD) are used to select 8 SD-Rules as follows:

  NOM_D:

  Derived Rules from NomD	Examples
  e$|verb|ion$|noun	evocate|verb|E0538633|evocation|noun|E0417865
  ility$|noun|le$|adj	appliability|noun|E0541203|appliable|adj|E0541202
  ce$|noun|t$|adj	equivalence|noun|E0025964|equivalent|adj|E0025966
  cy$|noun|t$|adj	reluctancy|noun|E0514595|reluctant|adj|E0052653
  se$|verb|zation$|noun	sanitise|verb|E0054320|sanitization|noun|E0054319
  sation$|noun|ze$|verb	manualisation|noun|E0579348|manualize|verb|E0579347

  ORG_FACT:

  Derived Rules from OrgD	Examples
  $|adj|ally$|adv	basic|adj|E0012047|basically|adv|E0218453
  c$|adj|s$|noun	gastritic|adj|E0029371|gastritis|noun|E0029372