CogPrints (University of Southampton) · 1995 · 14 citations · 5 references
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ComputingComputer ScienceLinguisticsArtificial IntelligenceNatural Language ProcessingVisual PerceptionMental ImageryMental RepresentationMultimodal InteractionNatural Language UnderstandingPragmatic SemanticsVisual SemanticsCognitive Spatial RelationsMultimodal Case RepresentationNatural Language MeaningObject-scene RelationsReferring Expression ComprehensionReferring Expression Understanding
The connection of vision and natural language systems in AI research relies on what is often called reference semantics. In the situation of a radio reporter for soccer games an utterance must be perceptually anchored and coherent in order to be understandable to a listener not able to see the scene. Accordingly, the speaker must be able to anticipate the listeners' understanding by means of mental images. In this paper we demonstrate the comparison of mental images and visual perception on the level of spatial relations and show how to employ the results for cooperatively filling optional deep cases and for controlling the use of underspecific definite descriptions. This paper has been accepted for IJCAI-95, Montreal. 1 Introduction The project VITRA has started in 1985 as part of the German special collaboration programme SFB 314, AI & Knowledge-Based Systems. It deals with the relations between speaking and seeing, and aims at a completely operational form of reference semantics ...
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From image sequences towards conceptual descriptions
Hans-Hellmut Nagel · Image and Vision Computing · 1988 · 173 citations
Case role filling as a side effect of visual search
Heinz Marburger, Wolfgang Wahlster · 1983 · 10 citations · Full text