On the SourceForge project site, I just released the Java library for
Incremental Fluid Construction Grammar.
Fluid Construction Grammar is a natural language parsing and generation system
developed by researchers at emergent-languages.org. The system features a
production rule mechanism for both parsing and generation using a reversible
grammar. This library extends FCG so that it operates incrementally, word by
word, left to right in English. Furthermore, its construction rules are adapted
from Double R Grammar. See this blog post for more information about Double R
Grammar.
Execution scripts for a parsing benchmark and for the unit test cases are
supplied in Linux and Windows versions.
Next tasks are to integrate IFCG into the existing, but not yet released,
dialog framework. The framework will heuristically guide the application of
construction rules during parsing, and plan the application of rules during
generation. Furthermore the framework will incrementally prune alternate
interpretations during parsing by employing Walter Kintsch’s
Construction/Integration method for discourse comprehension.
-Steve
Stephen L. Reed
Artificial Intelligence Researcher
http://texai.org/blog
http://texai.org
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