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 Topic: what's the word for?

Borislav Iordanov <borislav.iordanov@gmail.com> May 04 05:33PM -0400 ^
 
Hi linkgrammar/relex users,
 
Just curious: has anybody here run into interesting software/research
that is capable of finding the correct term corresponding to a
definition/description? As a more...

"Simon Stuart" <kraven@greycascade.com> May 05 12:28PM +0100 ^
 
Boris,
 
The only example of such a thing I have seen is used in the AI of the Asimov robots to allow it to examine items and determine if their physical properties match a known noun in its more...

Josh Rowe <jrowe47@gmail.com> May 05 08:23AM -0600 ^
 
I believe that what you're talking about is forward chaining inference. As
such, OpenCog does it. Linas and/or Jared would know more specifically. As
to an implementation, I believe it would be more...

Borislav Iordanov <borislav.iordanov@gmail.com> May 05 10:38AM -0400 ^
 
Well, I doubt that. Forward chaining is just a inference strategy, if
you have lots of facts and rules. And I'm not sure whether that
problem is best approached with inference. Sounds to me more more...

Linas Vepstas <linasvepstas@gmail.com> May 05 09:57AM -0500 ^
 
> made out of wood", and the program would answer "table". Not that I
> need that or that I seriously intend to work on the problem, just mere
> curiosity :)
 
Well, IBM is working on an AI that more...

"Rich Cooper" <rich@englishlogickernel.com> May 05 08:53AM -0700 ^
 
Hi Boris,
 
I have an app that does the reverse of that; it reads a patent claim
statement (a very formal English statement) and looks for words that match
the key words of the claim. more...

"Simon Stuart" <kraven@greycascade.com> May 05 08:19PM +0100 ^
 
I suppose the kind of engine one would need to achieve what you originally asked for depends entirely on its input.... for example, if you want a robot with "eyes" (cameras) to examine a physical more...

Borislav Iordanov <borislav.iordanov@gmail.com> May 05 03:51PM -0400 ^
 
Hi Simon,
 
> very long and arduous task most likely requiring a group of contributors
> (unless the LGP dictionaries already have paired descriptions on nouns.... I
> wouldn't know).
more...

"Rich Elk" <richcooperelk@gmail.com> May 05 01:14PM -0700 ^
 
Hi Simon and Boris,
 
If you google search the phrase "define:word", you get various definitions
that google extracts from the web. By iterating that search with each
"word" in your dictionary, more...

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