Daniel Coulon
Abstract
It is not necessary and it is even not advisable to translate the sentences into an internal representation [6]. It is preferable to keep them as they are, and to interpret them at variable depth. This concept consists of 3 aspects [4]: progressive description, multiplicity of inference strategies, and evaluation on demand of partial results.
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- Daniel Coulon, Daniel Kayser, Hocine Abir, Jean-Marie David, Jean-Pierre Fournier, S. Gallard, J. Merlinge, and Celestin Sedogbo: Modelisation du raisonnement approximatif. Rapports de conventions de recherche ADI no. 80 217. LRI no. 99, June 1981, CRIN no. 81-R-060, December 1981.Google Scholar
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- Daniel Kayser and Daniel Coulon: Variable - depth natural language understanding. Proceedings of 7th IJCAI, Vancouver, August 1981, pp. 64--66.Google Scholar
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Index Terms
- Knowledge representation and natural language understanding
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