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A Hybrid Approach to Representation in the Janus Natural Language Processor

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A Hybrid Approach to Representation in the Janus Natural Language Processor

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In BBN's natural language understanding and generation system (Janus), we have used a hybrid approach to representation, employing an intensional logic for the representation of the semantics of utterances and a taxonomic language with formal semantics for specification of descriptive constants and axioms relating them. Remarkably, 99.9% of 7,000 vocabulary items in our natural language applications could be adequately axiomatlzed in the taxonomic language.

Ralph M. Weischedel

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Added	06 Nov 2010
Updated	06 Nov 2010
Type	Conference
Year	1989
Where	ACL
Authors	Ralph M. Weischedel

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