Artificial intelligence language program

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1994-06-22

1996-12-24

McElheny, Jr., Donald E.

395 54, 395 55, 395 60, 395 63, 395 67, G06F 1727, G06F 1700

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055879039

ABSTRACT:
A sentence entered by a user is translated into Esperanto. The translated sentence is then parsed and a series of propositions are generated. Each proposition consist of a subject, verb, and an optional object such as an adjective, noun, or prepositional phrase, if present. A series of propositional databases are used to relate the various propositions as to their function within the sentence, thereby mapping the thought of the sentence in a form recognizable by a machine.

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