Model Generation for Natural Language Interpretation and Analysis
Konrad, Karsten.
Model Generation for Natural Language Interpretation and Analysis [electronic resource] / by Karsten Konrad. - 1st ed. 2004. - XIV, 174 p. online resource. - Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence, 2953 2945-9141 ; . - Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence, 2953 .
1 Motivation -- 1 Motivation -- I Logics -- 2 Model Generation -- 3 Higher-Order Model Generation -- 4 Minimal Model Generation -- II Linguistics -- 5 The Analysis of Definites -- 6 Reciprocity -- 7 Abduction -- 8 Implementation -- 9 Conclusion -- A Some Example Problems -- References and Index.
Mathematical theorem proving has undergone an impressive development during the last two decades, resulting in a variety of powerful systems for applications in mathematical deduction and knowledge processing. Natural language processing has become a topic of outstanding relevance in information technology, mainly due to the explosive growth of the Web, where by far the largest part of information is encoded in natural language documents. This monograph focuses on the development of inference tools tailored to applications in natural language processing by demonstrating how the model generation paradigm can be used as a framework for the support of specific tasks in natural language interpretation and natural language based inference in a natural way. The book appears at a pivotal moment, when much attention is being paid to the task of adding a semantic layer to the Web, and representation and processing of natural language based semantic information pops up as a primary requirement for further technological progress.
9783540246404
10.1007/b95744 doi
Natural language processing (Computer science).
Artificial intelligence.
Computer science.
Machine theory.
Natural Language Processing (NLP).
Artificial Intelligence.
Computer Science.
Formal Languages and Automata Theory.
QA76.9.N38
006.35
Model Generation for Natural Language Interpretation and Analysis [electronic resource] / by Karsten Konrad. - 1st ed. 2004. - XIV, 174 p. online resource. - Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence, 2953 2945-9141 ; . - Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence, 2953 .
1 Motivation -- 1 Motivation -- I Logics -- 2 Model Generation -- 3 Higher-Order Model Generation -- 4 Minimal Model Generation -- II Linguistics -- 5 The Analysis of Definites -- 6 Reciprocity -- 7 Abduction -- 8 Implementation -- 9 Conclusion -- A Some Example Problems -- References and Index.
Mathematical theorem proving has undergone an impressive development during the last two decades, resulting in a variety of powerful systems for applications in mathematical deduction and knowledge processing. Natural language processing has become a topic of outstanding relevance in information technology, mainly due to the explosive growth of the Web, where by far the largest part of information is encoded in natural language documents. This monograph focuses on the development of inference tools tailored to applications in natural language processing by demonstrating how the model generation paradigm can be used as a framework for the support of specific tasks in natural language interpretation and natural language based inference in a natural way. The book appears at a pivotal moment, when much attention is being paid to the task of adding a semantic layer to the Web, and representation and processing of natural language based semantic information pops up as a primary requirement for further technological progress.
9783540246404
10.1007/b95744 doi
Natural language processing (Computer science).
Artificial intelligence.
Computer science.
Machine theory.
Natural Language Processing (NLP).
Artificial Intelligence.
Computer Science.
Formal Languages and Automata Theory.
QA76.9.N38
006.35