Modelling Knowledge for a Natural Language Understanding System

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Abstract

In the field of knowledge based systems for natural language processing, one of the most challenging aims is to use parts of an existing knowledge base for different domains and/or different tasks. We support the point that this problem can only be solved by using adequate metainformation about the content and structuring principles of the representational systems concerned. One of the prerequisites in this respect is the transparency of modelling decisions. After a short introduction to our scenario, we will propose general dimensions for characterizing knowledge in knowledge based systems. These dimensions will be differentiated according to linguistic levels of investigation in order to deduce structuring principles for the modelling process. The resulting criteria will be evaluated in a detailed e~ample taken from our prototypical implementation. We hope to contribute some promising steps towards a methodology of knowledge engineering with natural language and common sense orientation.

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Klose, G., & Pirlein, T. (1991). Modelling Knowledge for a Natural Language Understanding System. In 5th Conference of the European Chapter of the Association for Computational Linguistics, EACL 1991 - Proceedings (pp. 239–244). Association for Computational Linguistics (ACL).

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