Formal semantic and computer text processing, 1982
Journal Article
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· Comput. Math. Appl.; (United States)
Computer processing of large nonpreedited natural language texts has often been limited either to managing and editing or to analysing basic levels of content (indexes, concordances, clusters, etc.). Few systems approach syntactic information, even less semantic information. Because of the complexity and the originality of the underlying semantic information of any text it is not possible to import directly the AI and computational semantic concepts. It is necessary to explore news paths. The research presented here is oriented toward the understanding of certain semantic aspects in computer text processing (words and meaning representation and inference patterns). This is done through a model theoretic approach embedded in an algebraic language. The hypothesis which governs the concepts and the distinctions is the following: discourse in a text constitutes a semantic space built of an ordered set of sentences which are of different logical types and which present a specific pattern of coherence expressible in a syntactic manner. 47 references.
- Research Organization:
- Univ. du Quebec, Montreal, Canada
- OSTI ID:
- 5420804
- Journal Information:
- Comput. Math. Appl.; (United States), Journal Name: Comput. Math. Appl.; (United States) Vol. 1; ISSN CMAPD
- Country of Publication:
- United States
- Language:
- English
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