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Natural language understanding using temporal action logic
2006
Proceedings of the Workshop KRAQ'06 on Knowledge and Reasoning for Language Processing - KRAQ '06
unpublished
We consider a logicist approach to natural language understanding based on the translation of a quasi-logical form into a temporal logic, explicitly constructed for the representation of action and change, and the subsequent reasoning about this semantic structure in the context of a background knowledge theory using automated theorem proving techniques. The approach is substantiated through a proof-ofconcept question answering system implementation that uses a head-driven phrase structure
doi:10.3115/1641493.1641499
fatcat:5gak7hgo3vhmfhjfrscqoikndm