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This is about Erel's Natural Language Processing library
I can't post there, so I put it here.
What has been bugging me is what we do with the parsed data.
Language processors lack something: real semantic processing.
No matter what language we speak, we all have the same ideas or entities in our minds. Like everyone knows what a river or a mountain is, independently from the language.
And our thinking is clearly object-oriented, with inheritance. We don't need to memorize one by one that a table has color, size, etc, and a chair also has color, size, etc. These are "inherited" in our mind.
Processed texts should end up in an entity structure and a "shape" structure. The shape is the "shape" of an idea, it may be written or spoken(or even pictoral) and it may be tied to a language.
I have a project that maps ideas and words in different classes. There are three basic classes:
Type TEntity(ID As Long, EntityType As Int, Relevance As Long)
Type TShape(ID As Long...
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I can't post there, so I put it here.
What has been bugging me is what we do with the parsed data.
Language processors lack something: real semantic processing.
No matter what language we speak, we all have the same ideas or entities in our minds. Like everyone knows what a river or a mountain is, independently from the language.
And our thinking is clearly object-oriented, with inheritance. We don't need to memorize one by one that a table has color, size, etc, and a chair also has color, size, etc. These are "inherited" in our mind.
Processed texts should end up in an entity structure and a "shape" structure. The shape is the "shape" of an idea, it may be written or spoken(or even pictoral) and it may be tied to a language.
I have a project that maps ideas and words in different classes. There are three basic classes:
Type TEntity(ID As Long, EntityType As Int, Relevance As Long)
Type TShape(ID As Long...
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