Relations

The concept of a relation is fundamental in order to understand a broad range of mathematical phenomena. In natural language, relation is understood as correspondence, connection. We say that two objects are related if there is a common property linking them.

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Published inNatural Language Processing pp. 19 - 42
Main Authors Kapetanios, Epaminondas, Tatar, Doina, Sacarea, Christian
Format Book Chapter
LanguageEnglish
Published United Kingdom CRC Press 2014
Taylor & Francis Group
Edition1
Subjects
Algorithms & data structures
Electronics engineering
Subject VerbPhrase
Extended BNF
Symbolic Theory
Non-symbolic Representation
Defi Nienda
Defi Niens
Chinese Room Argument
Subject VerbPhrase Object
Meta-language
Fi Rst Constraint
Sensory Projection
Extrinsic Interpretation
Symbol Grounding Problem
VerbPhrase
Constraint Satisfaction Problem
Indeterminate Signals
Chinese Dictionary
Natural Language Processing
Meaningmaking Process
Verb Phrase
Reasonable Starting Point
Semantic Rules
Meaningless Symbol
English Grammar
BNF
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Summary:The concept of a relation is fundamental in order to understand a broad range of mathematical phenomena. In natural language, relation is understood as correspondence, connection. We say that two objects are related if there is a common property linking them.
ISBN:9781466584969
1466584963
DOI:10.1201/b15472-4