JOURNAL ARTICLE
Knowledge representation and natural language understanding
Year: 1982 Journal: ACM SIGART Bulletin Pages: 61-61 Publisher: Association for Computing Machinery
Abstract
It is not necessary and it is even not advisable to translate the sentences into an internal representation [6]. It is preferable to keep them as they are, and to interpret them at variable depth. This concept consists of 3 aspects [4]: progressive description, multiplicity of inference strategies, and evaluation on demand of partial results.
Keywords:
Inference Computer science Representation (politics) Natural (archaeology) Natural language Knowledge representation and reasoning Natural language processing Variable (mathematics) Artificial intelligence Natural language understanding Linguistics Mathematics History Philosophy
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Natural Language Processing Techniques
Physical Sciences → Computer Science → Artificial Intelligence
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Physical Sciences → Computer Science → Artificial Intelligence
Semantic Web and Ontologies
Physical Sciences → Computer Science → Artificial Intelligence
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