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Natural Language and Logic

International Scientific Symposium, Hamburg, FRG, May 9-11, 1989. Proceedings

  • Conference proceedings
  • © 1990

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Editors:
  1. Rudi Studer
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Part of the book series: Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS, volume 459)

Part of the book sub series: Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence (LNAI)

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Table of contents (13 papers)

  1. Front Matter

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  2. Treatment of anaphoric problems in referentially opaque contexts

    • Arendse Bernth
    Pages 1-25

  3. Knowledge processing in the LILOG project from the first to the second prototype

    • Toni Bollinger, Karl-Hans Bläsius, Uli Hedtstück
    Pages 26-49

  4. Indexicality and representation

    • Peter Bosch
    Pages 50-61

  5. Contextualization and de-contextualization

    • Östen Dahl
    Pages 62-69

  6. Computational semantics: Steps towards “intelligent” text processing

    • Jens Erik Fenstad, Jan Tore Lønning
    Pages 70-93

  7. Propositional and depictorial representations of spatial knowledge: The case of path-concepts

    • Christopher Habel
    Pages 94-117

  8. Slot Grammar

    • Michael C. McCord
    Pages 118-145

  9. On the logical structure of comparatives

    • Manfred Pinkal
    Pages 146-167

  10. Aspects of consistency of sophisticated knowledge representation languages

    • Udo Pletat
    Pages 168-190

  11. Unification based machine translation

    • Christian Rohrer
    Pages 191-205

  12. Perspectives in multiple-valued logic

    • Peter H. Schmitt
    Pages 206-220

  13. Properties and actions

    • Wolfgang Schönfeld
    Pages 221-232

  14. Rationale and methods for abductive reasoning in natural-language interpretation

    • Mark E. Stickel
    Pages 233-252
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This volume contains the papers presented at the International Scientific Symposium "Natural Language and Logic" held in Hamburg in May 1989. The aim of the papers is to present and discuss latest developments in the application of logic-based meth- ods for natural language understanding. Logic-based methods have gained in importance in the field of computational linguistics as well as for representing various types of knowledge in natural language understanding systems. The volume gives an overview of recent results achieved within the LILOG project (LInguistic and LOgic methods for understanding German texts) - one of the largest research projects in the field of text understanding - as well as within related natural language understanding systems.

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