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title:  'Statistics of ADP in UD_English-LinES'
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## Treebank Statistics: UD_English-LinES: POS Tags: `ADP`

There are 77 `ADP` lemmas (1%), 77 `ADP` types (1%) and 9191 `ADP` tokens (10%).
Out of 17 observed tags, the rank of `ADP` is: 7 in number of lemmas, 8 in number of types and 5 in number of tokens.

The 10 most frequent `ADP` lemmas: <em>of, in, to, for, with, on, at, from, by, as</em>

The 10 most frequent `ADP` types:  <em>of, in, to, for, with, on, at, from, by, as</em>

The 10 most frequent ambiguous lemmas: <em>of</em> (<tt><a href="en_lines-pos-ADP.html">ADP</a></tt> 2204, <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-ADV.html">ADV</a></tt> 40), <em>in</em> (<tt><a href="en_lines-pos-ADP.html">ADP</a></tt> 1402, <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-ADV.html">ADV</a></tt> 52, <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-PART.html">PART</a></tt> 1, <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-SCONJ.html">SCONJ</a></tt> 1), <em>to</em> (<tt><a href="en_lines-pos-PART.html">PART</a></tt> 1317, <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-ADP.html">ADP</a></tt> 916, <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-ADV.html">ADV</a></tt> 3), <em>for</em> (<tt><a href="en_lines-pos-ADP.html">ADP</a></tt> 592, <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-ADV.html">ADV</a></tt> 30, <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-SCONJ.html">SCONJ</a></tt> 26, <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-CCONJ.html">CCONJ</a></tt> 5), <em>with</em> (<tt><a href="en_lines-pos-ADP.html">ADP</a></tt> 584, <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-SCONJ.html">SCONJ</a></tt> 20), <em>on</em> (<tt><a href="en_lines-pos-ADP.html">ADP</a></tt> 555, <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-ADV.html">ADV</a></tt> 58), <em>at</em> (<tt><a href="en_lines-pos-ADP.html">ADP</a></tt> 424, <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-ADV.html">ADV</a></tt> 58), <em>from</em> (<tt><a href="en_lines-pos-ADP.html">ADP</a></tt> 329, <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-SCONJ.html">SCONJ</a></tt> 1), <em>by</em> (<tt><a href="en_lines-pos-ADP.html">ADP</a></tt> 313, <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-ADV.html">ADV</a></tt> 6), <em>as</em> (<tt><a href="en_lines-pos-SCONJ.html">SCONJ</a></tt> 267, <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-ADP.html">ADP</a></tt> 231, <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-ADV.html">ADV</a></tt> 78, <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-CCONJ.html">CCONJ</a></tt> 8)

The 10 most frequent ambiguous types:  <em>of</em> (<tt><a href="en_lines-pos-ADP.html">ADP</a></tt> 2202, <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-ADV.html">ADV</a></tt> 26), <em>in</em> (<tt><a href="en_lines-pos-ADP.html">ADP</a></tt> 1284, <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-ADV.html">ADV</a></tt> 52, <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-PART.html">PART</a></tt> 1, <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-SCONJ.html">SCONJ</a></tt> 1), <em>to</em> (<tt><a href="en_lines-pos-PART.html">PART</a></tt> 1284, <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-ADP.html">ADP</a></tt> 904, <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-ADV.html">ADV</a></tt> 3), <em>for</em> (<tt><a href="en_lines-pos-ADP.html">ADP</a></tt> 543, <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-SCONJ.html">SCONJ</a></tt> 26, <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-ADV.html">ADV</a></tt> 6, <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-CCONJ.html">CCONJ</a></tt> 1), <em>with</em> (<tt><a href="en_lines-pos-ADP.html">ADP</a></tt> 575, <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-SCONJ.html">SCONJ</a></tt> 20), <em>on</em> (<tt><a href="en_lines-pos-ADP.html">ADP</a></tt> 523, <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-ADV.html">ADV</a></tt> 58), <em>at</em> (<tt><a href="en_lines-pos-ADP.html">ADP</a></tt> 386, <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-ADV.html">ADV</a></tt> 52), <em>from</em> (<tt><a href="en_lines-pos-ADP.html">ADP</a></tt> 320, <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-SCONJ.html">SCONJ</a></tt> 1), <em>by</em> (<tt><a href="en_lines-pos-ADP.html">ADP</a></tt> 298, <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-ADV.html">ADV</a></tt> 5), <em>as</em> (<tt><a href="en_lines-pos-SCONJ.html">SCONJ</a></tt> 230, <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-ADP.html">ADP</a></tt> 215, <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-ADV.html">ADV</a></tt> 73, <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-CCONJ.html">CCONJ</a></tt> 8)


* <em>of</em>
  * <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-ADP.html">ADP</a></tt> 2202: <em>Some <b>of</b> the hyperlinks in this topic go to the Web .</em>
  * <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-ADV.html">ADV</a></tt> 26: <em>There 's still Rusty , <b>of</b> course , but he 's too fat to run anymore .</em>
* <em>in</em>
  * <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-ADP.html">ADP</a></tt> 1284: <em>Some of the hyperlinks <b>in</b> this topic go to the Web .</em>
  * <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-ADV.html">ADV</a></tt> 52: <em>Sends <b>in</b> as much ivory as all the others put together ... .</em>
  * <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-PART.html">PART</a></tt> 1: <em>However , a CSS is n't always a good choice because they are written in a specialized language which means that the developer has to use another language <b>in</b> order to write , modify , or understand the structure of the style sheet .</em>
  * <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-SCONJ.html">SCONJ</a></tt> 1: <em>Harry waited for a minute <b>in</b> case he came back , then , quietly as he could , slipped out of the cabinet , past the glass cases , and out of the shop door .</em>
* <em>to</em>
  * <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-PART.html">PART</a></tt> 1284: <em>Filter settings are retained when you move fields <b>to</b> change the layout .</em>
  * <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-ADP.html">ADP</a></tt> 904: <em>Some of the hyperlinks in this topic go <b>to</b> the Web .</em>
  * <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-ADV.html">ADV</a></tt> 3: <em>Black rags were wound round their loins , and the short ends behind wagged <b>to</b> and fro like tails .</em>
* <em>for</em>
  * <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-ADP.html">ADP</a></tt> 543: <em>The current Windows NT user must be an Administrator <b>for</b> the computer .</em>
  * <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-SCONJ.html">SCONJ</a></tt> 26: <em>Rules <b>for</b> moving an interior vertical line</em>
  * <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-ADV.html">ADV</a></tt> 6: <em>What , <b>for</b> instance , is ' appropriate after-sales service ' ?</em>
  * <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-CCONJ.html">CCONJ</a></tt> 1: <em>In the immutability of their surroundings the foreign shores , the foreign faces , the changing immensity of life , glide past , veiled not by a sense of mystery but by a slightly disdainful ignorance ; <b>for</b> there is nothing mysterious to a seaman unless it be the sea itself , which is the mistress of his existence and as inscrutable as Destiny .</em>
* <em>with</em>
  * <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-ADP.html">ADP</a></tt> 575: <em>I wish it was . But this has nothing to do <b>with</b> literature .</em>
  * <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-SCONJ.html">SCONJ</a></tt> 20: <em>There were long days in port <b>with</b> nothing to do .</em>
* <em>on</em>
  * <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-ADP.html">ADP</a></tt> 523: <em>The SQL Server database must be running <b>on</b> a Windows NT platform .</em>
  * <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-ADV.html">ADV</a></tt> 58: <em>If you do n't like it , why do you go <b>on</b> reading ?</em>
* <em>at</em>
  * <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-ADP.html">ADP</a></tt> 386: <em>You can only import a single document <b>at</b> a time into Access .</em>
  * <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-ADV.html">ADV</a></tt> 52: <em>About changing the properties of several controls <b>at</b> once</em>
* <em>from</em>
  * <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-ADP.html">ADP</a></tt> 320: <em>Access provides choices for using data <b>from</b> many external sources .</em>
  * <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-SCONJ.html">SCONJ</a></tt> 1: <em>When you design a chart for other users , you can restrict the user 's ability to change the layout of the chart by preventing fields <b>from</b> being added and moved .</em>
* <em>by</em>
  * <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-ADP.html">ADP</a></tt> 298: <em>Let me begin <b>by</b> saying that I do not intend to talk about my own report .</em>
  * <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-ADV.html">ADV</a></tt> 5: <em>By and <b>by</b> I open a paperback and try to lose myself in mere politics .</em>
* <em>as</em>
  * <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-SCONJ.html">SCONJ</a></tt> 230: <em>A writer ? Quinn spoke the word <b>as</b> though it were a lament .</em>
  * <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-ADP.html">ADP</a></tt> 215: <em>You can group in intervals such <b>as</b> days , weeks , and quarters .</em>
  * <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-ADV.html">ADV</a></tt> 73: <em>These moribund shapes were free as air – and nearly <b>as</b> thin .</em>
  * <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-CCONJ.html">CCONJ</a></tt> 8: <em>What is most needed in this , <b>as</b> well as in other areas , is a serious in depth analysis of the problems .</em>

## Morphology

The form / lemma ratio of `ADP` is 1.000000 (the average of all parts of speech is 1.241057).

The 1st highest number of forms (1) was observed with the lemma “Unlike”: <em>Unlike</em>.

The 2nd highest number of forms (1) was observed with the lemma “_”: <em>all</em>.

The 3rd highest number of forms (1) was observed with the lemma “about”: <em>about</em>.

`ADP` occurs with 1 features: <tt><a href="en_lines-feat-Case.html">Case</a></tt> (37; 0% instances)

`ADP` occurs with 1 feature-value pairs: `Case=Nom`

`ADP` occurs with 2 feature combinations.
The most frequent feature combination is `_` (9154 tokens).
Examples: <em>of, in, to, for, with, on, at, from, by, as</em>


## Relations

`ADP` nodes are attached to their parents using 15 different relations: <tt><a href="en_lines-dep-case.html">case</a></tt> (8586; 93% instances), <tt><a href="en_lines-dep-mark.html">mark</a></tt> (363; 4% instances), <tt><a href="en_lines-dep-fixed.html">fixed</a></tt> (142; 2% instances), <tt><a href="en_lines-dep-obl.html">obl</a></tt> (37; 0% instances), <tt><a href="en_lines-dep-acl.html">acl</a></tt> (18; 0% instances), <tt><a href="en_lines-dep-compound-prt.html">compound:prt</a></tt> (13; 0% instances), <tt><a href="en_lines-dep-conj.html">conj</a></tt> (7; 0% instances), <tt><a href="en_lines-dep-amod.html">amod</a></tt> (6; 0% instances), <tt><a href="en_lines-dep-flat.html">flat</a></tt> (6; 0% instances), <tt><a href="en_lines-dep-advmod.html">advmod</a></tt> (4; 0% instances), <tt><a href="en_lines-dep-nmod.html">nmod</a></tt> (4; 0% instances), <tt><a href="en_lines-dep-orphan.html">orphan</a></tt> (2; 0% instances), <tt><a href="en_lines-dep-ccomp.html">ccomp</a></tt> (1; 0% instances), <tt><a href="en_lines-dep-compound.html">compound</a></tt> (1; 0% instances), <tt><a href="en_lines-dep-root.html">root</a></tt> (1; 0% instances)

Parents of `ADP` nodes belong to 17 different parts of speech: <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-NOUN.html">NOUN</a></tt> (6766; 74% instances), <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-PRON.html">PRON</a></tt> (881; 10% instances), <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-PROPN.html">PROPN</a></tt> (629; 7% instances), <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-VERB.html">VERB</a></tt> (428; 5% instances), <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-ADJ.html">ADJ</a></tt> (162; 2% instances), <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-NUM.html">NUM</a></tt> (109; 1% instances), <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-ADP.html">ADP</a></tt> (93; 1% instances), <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-ADV.html">ADV</a></tt> (84; 1% instances), <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-AUX.html">AUX</a></tt> (14; 0% instances), <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-CCONJ.html">CCONJ</a></tt> (9; 0% instances), <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-DET.html">DET</a></tt> (5; 0% instances), <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-SCONJ.html">SCONJ</a></tt> (4; 0% instances), <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-PART.html">PART</a></tt> (3; 0% instances), <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-INTJ.html">INTJ</a></tt> (1; 0% instances),  (1; 0% instances), <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-SYM.html">SYM</a></tt> (1; 0% instances), <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-X.html">X</a></tt> (1; 0% instances)

9049 (98%) `ADP` nodes are leaves.

123 (1%) `ADP` nodes have one child.

17 (0%) `ADP` nodes have two children.

2 (0%) `ADP` nodes have three or more children.

The highest child degree of a `ADP` node is 6.

Children of `ADP` nodes are attached using 11 different relations: <tt><a href="en_lines-dep-fixed.html">fixed</a></tt> (111; 66% instances), <tt><a href="en_lines-dep-punct.html">punct</a></tt> (18; 11% instances), <tt><a href="en_lines-dep-advmod.html">advmod</a></tt> (12; 7% instances), <tt><a href="en_lines-dep-conj.html">conj</a></tt> (9; 5% instances), <tt><a href="en_lines-dep-cc.html">cc</a></tt> (6; 4% instances), <tt><a href="en_lines-dep-nmod.html">nmod</a></tt> (4; 2% instances), <tt><a href="en_lines-dep-cop.html">cop</a></tt> (2; 1% instances), <tt><a href="en_lines-dep-nsubj.html">nsubj</a></tt> (2; 1% instances), <tt><a href="en_lines-dep-aux.html">aux</a></tt> (1; 1% instances), <tt><a href="en_lines-dep-case.html">case</a></tt> (1; 1% instances), <tt><a href="en_lines-dep-mark.html">mark</a></tt> (1; 1% instances)

Children of `ADP` nodes belong to 10 different parts of speech: <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-ADP.html">ADP</a></tt> (93; 56% instances), <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-NOUN.html">NOUN</a></tt> (23; 14% instances), <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-PUNCT.html">PUNCT</a></tt> (18; 11% instances), <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-ADV.html">ADV</a></tt> (16; 10% instances), <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-CCONJ.html">CCONJ</a></tt> (6; 4% instances), <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-AUX.html">AUX</a></tt> (3; 2% instances), <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-VERB.html">VERB</a></tt> (3; 2% instances), <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-PRON.html">PRON</a></tt> (2; 1% instances), <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-SCONJ.html">SCONJ</a></tt> (2; 1% instances), <tt><a href="en_lines-pos-ADJ.html">ADJ</a></tt> (1; 1% instances)

