Computers learn to parse natural human language


	Computers learn to parse natural human language

Octane

12-13-2006 4:08 PM

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12-13-2006 5:33 PM

SteveJohnSteele

'understand the real meaning of speech'

I wonder what their computer program would make of this ...

Mary had a little lamb, she also had a bear
I often saw her little lamb
But I never saw her bear

Her (line 3) = Mary or the lamb
Bear (line 3) = the animal (line 1) or naked

12-13-2006 5:39 PM

Octane

Dilemma...

12-13-2006 10:14 PM

bignosemousie

Ah, one step closer to robot domination.

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