Challenge: Extended Paraphrase Typology addresses limitations of existing typologies . extended typology provides better means for evaluation and error analysis .
Approach: a new typology copes with non-paraphrase pairs in paraphrase identification corpora, a paper proposes . a large corpus annotated with atomic paraphrase types is the largest to date .
Outcome: The Extended Paraphrase Typology (EPT) and the Extended Typology Paraphrase Corpus (ETPC) address practical limitations of existing paraphrase typologies.

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