Epstein Secrets

HT_013251 336 A Glossary based, even though these other links can be processed via (e.g. PLN) logical inference via interpreting them logically. e Lojban: A constructed human language, with a completely formalized syntax and a highly formalized semantics, and a small but active community of speakers. I

logue: Linguistic interaction between two or more parties. In a CogPrime context, this may be in English or another natural language, or it may be in Lojban or Psynese. e Dialogue Control: The process of determining what to say at each juncture in a dialogue. This is distinguished from the linguistic asp

a relationship among one or more Atoms. Links and Nodes are the two basic kinds of Atoms. Link Parser: A natural language syntax parser, created by Sleator and Temperley at Carnegie-Mellon University, and currently used as part of OpenCogPrime’s natural language comprehension and natural language generation system. L

ogue: Linguistic interaction between two or more parties. In a CogPrime context, this may be in English or another natural language, or it may be in Lojban or Psynese. • Dialogue Control: The process of determining what to say at each juncture in a dialogue. This is distinguished from the linguistic as

relationship among one or more Atoms. Links and Nodes are the two basic kinds of Atoms. • Link Parser: A natural language syntax parser, created by Sleator and Temperley at Carnegie-Mellon University, and currently used as part of OpenCogPrime's natural language comprehension and natural language generation system.

ogue: Linguistic interaction between two or more parties. In a CogPrime context, this may be in English or another natural language, or it may be in Lojban or Psynese. • Dialogue Control: The process of determining what to say at each juncture in a dialogue. This is distinguished from the linguistic as

relationship among one or more Atoms. Links and Nodes are the two basic kinds of Atoms. • Link Parser: A natural language syntax parser, created by Sleator and Temperley at Carnegie-Mellon University, and currently used as part of OpenCogPrime's natural language comprehension and natural language generation system.