The Quest for Artificial Intelligence
... publisher, Cambridge University Press, in February 2009. Some things still need to be added, such as dates associated with people. (The stand-ins for some of these are now written as “19[[xx]]– ”.) Also, I need to get permissions for most of the illustrations and photographs. (The sources for the fi ...
... publisher, Cambridge University Press, in February 2009. Some things still need to be added, such as dates associated with people. (The stand-ins for some of these are now written as “19[[xx]]– ”.) Also, I need to get permissions for most of the illustrations and photographs. (The sources for the fi ...
... Twitter1, a microblogging site with more than 100 million monthly active users, is particularly rich with emotive content as it is a common place for users to publicly share how they feel about various events, entities and topics on a global scale. Emotive content on Twitter can be harnessed to gain ...
Proceedings of the conference - Slovenský národný korpus
... at the conference. Beside the topics that have been fundamental for every Slovko (corpus development including spoken corpora: data collection, annotation and processing), the foreground was reserved for theoretical issues of computational lexicography and terminography, bilingual lexicography and t ...
... at the conference. Beside the topics that have been fundamental for every Slovko (corpus development including spoken corpora: data collection, annotation and processing), the foreground was reserved for theoretical issues of computational lexicography and terminography, bilingual lexicography and t ...
The Naproche Project Controlled Natural Language Proof Checking
... Mathematical referents are the terms and formulae which appear in the text. As in DRSs, discourse referents are used to identify objects in the domain of the discourse. However, the domain contains two kinds of objects: mathematical objects like numbers or sets, and the symbols and formulae which ar ...
... Mathematical referents are the terms and formulae which appear in the text. As in DRSs, discourse referents are used to identify objects in the domain of the discourse. However, the domain contains two kinds of objects: mathematical objects like numbers or sets, and the symbols and formulae which ar ...
Memoizing Top-Down Backtracking Left
... functions are used to combine parsers they are generally called “Combinatory Parsers’. Like any other parsers, they can be used for both parsing Natural languages (English) or Formal languages (Java). Though combinatory parsers were introduced by Burge in 1975, it was Wadler (1985) who first popular ...
... functions are used to combine parsers they are generally called “Combinatory Parsers’. Like any other parsers, they can be used for both parsing Natural languages (English) or Formal languages (Java). Though combinatory parsers were introduced by Burge in 1975, it was Wadler (1985) who first popular ...
cr1-inlg00
... of like and dislike or favor and disfavor). The ability to generate evaluative arguments is critical in an increasing number of online systems that serve as personal assistants, advisors, or sales assistants1. For instance, a travel assistant may need to compare two vacation packages and argue that ...
... of like and dislike or favor and disfavor). The ability to generate evaluative arguments is critical in an increasing number of online systems that serve as personal assistants, advisors, or sales assistants1. For instance, a travel assistant may need to compare two vacation packages and argue that ...
Brighter than Gold: Figurative Language in User
... characterize similes, and group them in two conceptually distinctive classes. The first class contains cues that are agnostic of the context in which the comparison appears (domain-agnostic cues). For example, we find that the higher the semantic similarity between the two arguments, the less likely ...
... characterize similes, and group them in two conceptually distinctive classes. The first class contains cues that are agnostic of the context in which the comparison appears (domain-agnostic cues). For example, we find that the higher the semantic similarity between the two arguments, the less likely ...
Natural language acquisition and rhetoric in artificial intelligence
... past has had a tendency to extract information from other disciplines that it feels is necessary, but doesn't understand the conditions under which that ...
... past has had a tendency to extract information from other disciplines that it feels is necessary, but doesn't understand the conditions under which that ...
Variations of Diffie
... a machine M that can get a non-negligible advantage ε between D4 and R4 given any six-tuple (g1, g2, g3, u1, u2, u3), which comes from either R6 or D6 M’ runs M on the quadruple (g1g2, g3, u1u2, u3) and simply forwards the answer If the input comes from D4(D6 respectively), it outputs 1 and ...
... a machine M that can get a non-negligible advantage ε between D4 and R4 given any six-tuple (g1, g2, g3, u1, u2, u3), which comes from either R6 or D6 M’ runs M on the quadruple (g1g2, g3, u1u2, u3) and simply forwards the answer If the input comes from D4(D6 respectively), it outputs 1 and ...
Unsupervised Name Disambiguation via Social Network Similarity
... United States of America in 1989.”, then, with basic knowledge of American history, it is clear the story refers to the elder “George H.W. Bush”. Though spoken conversations and written communications between entities are structured by known grammars there is no requirement for text-based documents ...
... United States of America in 1989.”, then, with basic knowledge of American history, it is clear the story refers to the elder “George H.W. Bush”. Though spoken conversations and written communications between entities are structured by known grammars there is no requirement for text-based documents ...
Computational Media and New Literacies—The
... with our minds in the presence of inscriptions. A book is only a poor stepping stool to a nonreader. Material intelligence does not reside in either the mind or the materials alone. Indeed, the coupling of external and internal activity is intricate and critical. This mutual dependence has both cons ...
... with our minds in the presence of inscriptions. A book is only a poor stepping stool to a nonreader. Material intelligence does not reside in either the mind or the materials alone. Indeed, the coupling of external and internal activity is intricate and critical. This mutual dependence has both cons ...
Discourse and creativity - Reading`s CentAUR
... sociolinguistics draw on three broad conceptualizations of language: language beyond the level of the sentence or clause; language in use; and language as part of a broader range of social practices associated with power and the social construction of knowledge. It is important to stress that these ...
... sociolinguistics draw on three broad conceptualizations of language: language beyond the level of the sentence or clause; language in use; and language as part of a broader range of social practices associated with power and the social construction of knowledge. It is important to stress that these ...
Graph-based Clustering of Synonym Senses for German Particle
... on the type level. Subsequent approaches improved the basic re-translation method, including Callison-Burch (2008) who restrict paraphrases by syntactic type; and Wittmann et al. (2014) who add distributional similarity between paraphrase candidate and target word as a ranking feature. Approaches th ...
... on the type level. Subsequent approaches improved the basic re-translation method, including Callison-Burch (2008) who restrict paraphrases by syntactic type; and Wittmann et al. (2014) who add distributional similarity between paraphrase candidate and target word as a ranking feature. Approaches th ...
`Or` S - University of Windsor
... Monadic-Memoization (cont.) Memoization reduces worst-case time complexity from exponential to O(n3) The problem is Lazy-functional languages don’t let variable updating or keeping a global storage for the whole program Need to pass around the ‘Memo’ table so that All recursive parsing call ...
... Monadic-Memoization (cont.) Memoization reduces worst-case time complexity from exponential to O(n3) The problem is Lazy-functional languages don’t let variable updating or keeping a global storage for the whole program Need to pass around the ‘Memo’ table so that All recursive parsing call ...
Computational Aspects of Incrementally Objective Algorithms for
... 3.1 Incrementally objective integration algorithms There are several incrementally objective integration schemes. One of the most popular approaches is known as the corotational method, where all the fields of interest are transformed into the corotational system [2], [10]. In such a corotational sy ...
... 3.1 Incrementally objective integration algorithms There are several incrementally objective integration schemes. One of the most popular approaches is known as the corotational method, where all the fields of interest are transformed into the corotational system [2], [10]. In such a corotational sy ...
Agent-Based Computational Models And Generative Social Science
... rights, clan relationships, conflict, disease—have to be admitted to generate the true history? In bringing agents to bear on this controversy, we have the benefits of (a) a very accurate reconstruction of the physical environment (hydrology, aggradation, maize potential, and drought severity) on a ...
... rights, clan relationships, conflict, disease—have to be admitted to generate the true history? In bringing agents to bear on this controversy, we have the benefits of (a) a very accurate reconstruction of the physical environment (hydrology, aggradation, maize potential, and drought severity) on a ...
Agent-based computational models and generative social science
... rights, clan relationships, conflict, disease—have to be admitted to generate the true history? In bringing agents to bear on this controversy, we have the benefits of (a) a very accurate reconstruction of the physical environment (hydrology, aggradation, maize potential, and drought severity) on a ...
... rights, clan relationships, conflict, disease—have to be admitted to generate the true history? In bringing agents to bear on this controversy, we have the benefits of (a) a very accurate reconstruction of the physical environment (hydrology, aggradation, maize potential, and drought severity) on a ...
Cultural evolution of language
... function as a unifying force to draw together the widely dispersed and largely unconnected subfields of contemporary linguistics. Taking an evolutionary perspective on language raises many questions: Does embedding language evolution within a general theory of cultural evolution produce elegant and ...
... function as a unifying force to draw together the widely dispersed and largely unconnected subfields of contemporary linguistics. Taking an evolutionary perspective on language raises many questions: Does embedding language evolution within a general theory of cultural evolution produce elegant and ...
Language Contact and Morphosyntactic - Phil.
... (2012) have recently provided an instructive survey of current research trends and results, from which it is clear. For our own purposes we want to emphasize only the fact that relevant empirical-quantitative research in the Germanic languages has focused up to now principally on varieties of Englis ...
... (2012) have recently provided an instructive survey of current research trends and results, from which it is clear. For our own purposes we want to emphasize only the fact that relevant empirical-quantitative research in the Germanic languages has focused up to now principally on varieties of Englis ...
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... scheme (or model) that acts on the entries of the vector sequentially. The number of intermediate quantities (‘states’) that are needed in the computations is a measure of the complexity of the model. If the matrix is large but its complexity is low, then not only multiplication, but also other oper ...
... scheme (or model) that acts on the entries of the vector sequentially. The number of intermediate quantities (‘states’) that are needed in the computations is a measure of the complexity of the model. If the matrix is large but its complexity is low, then not only multiplication, but also other oper ...
