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An Object-Oriented Approach in Representing and Parsing the English Grammar
Overview Communication using a natural language is an important requirement for any artificial intelligence program. This paper first defines clearly the purpose of the communication problem, and presents its three sub-problems. The first sub-problem is to learn the grammar of the natural language English in order to teach to and store it effectively within the program. The second sub-problem is to parse a given sentence and translate it into a thought for the program to understand and carry out the intention of the sentence. The third sub-problem is to use the learned natural language to produce a valid sentence given an internal thought.
| Publisher | University of Houston | File Format | |
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| Date Published | February 2008 | ||
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