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Patten T. — Systemic text generation as problem solving
Patten T. — Systemic text generation as problem solving



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Название: Systemic text generation as problem solving

Автор: Patten T.

Аннотация:

An exploration of a new approach to text generation that interprets systemic grammar as a computational representation. Patten demonstrates that systemic grammar can be easily and automatically translated into current AI-knowledge representations and efficiently processed by the same knowledge-based techniques currently exploited by expert systems. Thus, the fundamental methodological problem of interfacing specialized computational representations with equally specialized linguisticrepresentations can be resolved. The study provides a detailed discussion of the formal model proposed and of a substantial implementation including a relatively large systemic grammar. It represents a fundamental and productive contribution to the literature of text generation.


Язык: en

Рубрика: Computer science/

Статус предметного указателя: Готов указатель с номерами страниц

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Год издания: 1988

Количество страниц: 214

Добавлена в каталог: 08.12.2005

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Предметный указатель
Nominal-group      22 32 33 37 38 39 45 68 69 71 109 127 136 143 188—189
Non-conflicting feature set      85 89 90 91 92 102
Noun network      26 37 45 109 192
Numerative      32
Object-based representations      55 130 131
OPS5      5 56 104—108 110 115 116 120 121 123 125 127 130 131 132 149 157—160
Ordered trees      79 80 81
Ordering relation      79 81
Orthography      161 43 44
Paradigmatic description      20 21 22 23 24 27 39 42 47 50 54 147 150
Paradigmatic description and metafunction      39—40
Paradigmatic environment      54
Parataxis      41 42 43
parent node      79 95 98 99
Parsing      152 154 155 see
Path augmentation      59 143
Patten, T.      86 120 125 129
Pattern matching      13 106 107 108 121 122 123 125 126 157—158 159 160
Penman      see "Nigel"
Phenomenon      28
Phonological/orthographic stratum      44 45 51 61 62 149 152
Phonology      21 43 152
Phrase-structure      42 139
Physiology      23 40 51
Pike, K.      43
Planning      13 16 60 63 64 137 138 140 178
Planning, hierarchical      15 139
Potential      24 43 53 72
Potential, behaviour      53 63 75 142
Potential, lexico-grammatical      53
Potential, meaning      43 52 53 63 72
Pragmatics      2 3 45 134 136 141
predicates      82 97 139
Preselection      37—38 60 61 62 63 66 71 90 93 95 101 102 105 119 127 145 161 162 203
Preselection between ranks      88 143 149
Preselection between strata      44—45 47 48 66 68 88 135 143 149 152 154 156
Preselection, implementation of      123 125 126 130
Problem descriptions      98 99 101 102
Problem reduction      12 78 98—102 143—145 148
Problem solving      1—18 52—53 54—59 63 66 72 76 98 102 109 110 137 140 141 142 144 147—156
Problem solving in other text generation systems      137 140 141 142 149
Problem solving in the implementation      66 105 130 131 132
Problem solving, conflation with text generation      58—59
Problem solving, fundamental relationship with systemic grammar      52—55 76 147
Process      28 40 67 68 70
Production systems      7 8 55 104 130 157
productions      7 8 10 12 18 55 56 57 75 78 84 85 88 89 90 91 92 94 148 152 157—160
Productions in the implementation      105—108 115—118 121—126 127 128 129 131 132 149
Productions, OPS5      104—108 120 121
Pronoun      26 32
Proteus      134—135 136 137 142 149
Psychological description      2
Psychological implications      2 72
Punctuation      44 161
Quantifier      32 189—190
Quasi-modal      203
Quirk, R.      189 193
R1      11
Rank      33—34 37 41 44 52 80 81 82 88 93 153
Rank and preselection      37—38 44—45 149
Rank grammar      33
Rank, clause      36 37 44 45
Rank, clause-complex      33 66 149 152
Rank, group      36 37
Rank, morphological      39
Rank, word      36 37 44 45 71 109 161 193
Rankshifting      33 81
Realization      34—39 53 56 61 67 94
Realization in the implementation      108 110 121—126
Realization relations      34 35 36 39 42 78 94 107
Realization rules      34—39 66 131 143 152 153 155
Realization rules as problem-solving effects      55 56—59
Realization rules in the implementation      109 111 120 132 149
Realization rules, formalization of      78 82 84 86 87 93—94 95 96—98
Realization statements      98 108 109 115 118 120 121 122 132
Realizational view of language      21—22
Reasoning from first principles      17 63 131 153
Recursion      9 23 41 91 139
Recursive systems      41—43
Reduction operators      98 100 102
Referring expressions      134 135
register      21 22 46 49 51 60 63 135 139 144 150 151 153 154—156 181
Register and metafunction      47—48
Remove      159 160
Residual      31
Residue      30 31 35
Rheme      31 41
rhs      56 106 108 125 130 158 159—160
Rhythm      152
Ritchie, G.      2
Robustness      17
Root features      91 92 144
root nodes      79 81
S-features      87—93
Sacerdoti, E.      15 139
Satisfaction of a LHS      13 158
Satisfaction of a logical expression      83
Satisfaction of a realization rule      82
Sayer      28
Search      4 6 8—10 14 18 53 75 78 88 99 102 105 119 133 140 141 145
Search space      6 8—14 18 145 146
Search, blind      9 15 119 141
Search, brute-force      9 14
Search, depth-first      9
Search, heuristic      9—10
Seed features      63 64 86 90 91 92 100 101 102 118 143 144 145 156 181 203
Semantic function      22
Semantic functions      48
Semantic networks      131
Semantic stratum      19 43 44 45—48 50 51 64 75 88 119 144 145 148—155 162 178 181 194—199
Semantic stratum, as compiled knowledge      59—63
Semantic structure      48
Semantic system network      44 49 178 181
Semantics      4 21 43 45 46 58 75 135 143 151 155
Semiotic      21 54 73 155
Senser      28
Sidner, C.      155
Sign systems      21
slang      5 52 64 72 76 100 105 130 142—143 143—145 146 148 149 150 151 152
SLANG-I      5 104 105 108 110 119 121—130 131 149 150 157 160 161 179 181
Smith, B.C.      23
Snort      104 110—121
Sociology      22 72
Solution graphs      99 102 145
Sorted logic      97
Soundness      5 89 148
Speech      32 47 50 52 152
Speech acts      136
Start nodes      99 100 102 144 145
Stefik, M.      7 11 16 119 130 152
Stenton, A.      23 26 33 52 72
Stratification      19 43—47
Stratification and preselection      44—45
Stratificational theory      21
Stratum, grammatical      44 46 47 48 51 57 60 61 63 66 131 143 148 150 152 153—154
Stratum, phonological/orthographic      44 45 51 61 149 152
Stratum, semantic      19 43 44 45—48 50 51 64 75 88 119 144 145 148—155 162 178 181 194—199
Stress      32
STRIPS      16
Structure      20 21 22 23 24 27 33 34 35 36 41 42 48 54 56 66 68 69 71 72 78 79 80 87 91 135
Structure, realization of      105 108—109 110 121 122 126 128 149 155
Sub-judice      110 118 127—128
Subject      27 28 31 34 35 36 37 38 41 44 66 70 108 109 127 129 144 203
substr      125 160
Successor nodes      99
Successor operator      102
Sullivan, M.      155
Svartvik, J.      189
Syntactic functions      see "Grammatical functions"
Syntagmatic description      20 51 54 77
System label      25 113 120
System network      22 24 25—27 34 44 49 72 72 78 82 84 78 91 99—102 153
System network, LISP notation for      111—115 116 132
Systemic Grammar      1 2 4 5 19—51 73 78 79 87 93 94 102
Systemic grammar, as problem-solving knowledge      55—64 72 74 75
Systemic grammar, formalization of      77 81—86
Systemic grammar, fundamental relationship with problem solving      52—55 76 147
Systemic grammar, goals of      22—24
Systemic grammar, implementation of      105 110 121 149
Systemic grammar, searching of      119 134
Systemic syntactic structures      5 78—81 82 86 93—97 102 see
Tagfinite      31
Tagsubject      31
TELEGRAM      140—142 149
Teleology      153
Tenor      46 47—50 73 154 155
terminal nodes      79 80 95 99
Terminal strings      81 86
Terminal symbols      78 84 85
text      133
Text planning      2 64 161 178 179 181
textual      31 69
Textual metafunction      39 40 41 47 48 152
Theme      28 31 35 36 40 41 58 66 69 107 127 153
Theory of computation      147
Tone group      32
Topical      31 34 36 57 59 66 69 70 127 128
Transitivity      27—30 40
Truth functions      45
Truth values      97
Ullman, J.      79
Unification      140—141
Unification grammar      see "Functional unification grammar"
UNITS      33 87 96 109 128
Unmarked features      61 152
Valid feature sets      85 86 87 90 91 92 94 102
Vectors      126 157 159
Ventilator Manager      11
Verb network      37 190—192
Waltzman, R.      126
Waterman, D.      13
well-formedness      82 86 96 97
Whorf, B.      19
Winograd, T.      24 26 28 32 34 35 37 38 39 113 140 152 155 190 192 203
Winograd, T. on functional linguistics      23 40
Winograd, T. on systemic grammar      22 27
Winograd, T. on the computational paradigm      73—74
Word rank      36 37 44 45 71 109 161 193
Working memory      6 7 8 11 106 121 123 125 127 130 132 157—160
WRITE      128 160
]-      111
^      35 93 157 see
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