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In this paper, we tackle Natural Language (NL) command interpretation for artificial agents. Our architecturere lies on a logical modeling of the user's command to enhance the semantic interpretation. This allows us to catch the relations between terms in the user sentence. We present our approach based on a surface syntactic analysis. We first define our surface analysis algorithm, based on the recognition of the ontology relation in a command to build its logical model. Lastly, we briefly show how our model can be used for semantic interpretation of the command.
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November 2007
513 pages
ISBN:0769530281
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Published: 02 November 2007
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