automatic extraction of corollaries from semantic structure of text
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Abstract
The aim of this study is to develop an algorithm
for automatic representation of the text of natural language
as a formal system for the subsequent automatic extraction
as reasonable answers to profound questions in
the context of the text, and the deep logical consequences
of the text and related areas of knowledge to which the
text refers. The most universal method of constructing algorithms
of automatic treatment of text for a particular
purpose is a representation of knowledge in the form of
a graph expressing the semantic values of the text. The
paper presents an algorithm of automatic presentation of
text and its associated knowledge as a formal logic programming
theory for sufficiently strict texts, such as legal
texts. This representation is a semantic-syntactic as
the causal-investigatory relationships between the various
parts are both logical and semantic. This representation of
the text allows to resolve the issues of causal-investigatory
relationships of present concepts, as methods of the theory
and practice of logic programming and methods of
model theory as well. In particular, these means of classical
branches of mathematics can be used to address
such issues as the definition and determination of consequences
and questions of consistency of the theory.
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| Authors | ;Nurtazin Abyz T.;Khisamiev Zarif G. |
| Journal | orbit journal |
| Year | 2016 |
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10.1515/eng-2016-0045
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