Syllabic division of words
Brian Yennie
briany at qldlearning.com
Sat Aug 22 14:49:44 EDT 2009
Oops, please note that I was referring to the "Conceptual Indexing"
project listed on that page.
> Randall,
>
> OK, well let's carry on from there.
>
> Are you familiar with this project?
> http://www.research.sun.com/knowledge/papers.html
>
> Something similar in xTalk would be pretty darn cool, I would think.
> Especially if it were to index and search the web =).
>
> See, we can have a fruitful discussion if we just stick to the
> subject.
>
>> Most words in a natural language are synonyms to other words (with
>> subtle variation of context or meaning). When words are grouped
>> with their synonym cousins, a dimensionallity frequently appears
>> that defines a range of general to specific. Sprint is a specific
>> form of run which is a specific form of locomotion which is a
>> specific form of motion which is more specific than the most
>> general word in this chain, move. Having access to an anthology
>> that associates words into these overlapping chains of specificity
>> is a fantastically rich resource for the automated derivation of
>> meaning (semantic processing). Creating such a beast, at the user
>> level is prohibitive to all but the most driven (insane) amongst
>> us. Doing it once at the tool level so that all can profit... That
>> is a reasonable goal.
>
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