IBM Journal of Research and Development · 1986 · 88 citations · 2 references
ComputingComputer ScienceKnowledge RepresentationNatural Language ProcessingSemanticsConceptual GraphsConceptual ModelingConceptual SemanticsFormal SemanticsKnowledge GraphsNatural Language UnderstandingConceptual Graph AlgorithmsConceptual Graph TheoryGraph-based Knowledge RepresentationGraph-based ReasoningKnowledge Graph SemanticsLanguage SemanticsSemantic Knowledge RepresentationUnification
This paper discusses the representational and algorithmic power of the conceptual graph model for natural language semantics and knowledge processing. Also described is a Prolog-like resolution method for conceptual graphs, which allows one to perform deduction on very large semantic domains. The interpreter that we have developed is similar to a Prolog interpreter in which the terms are any conceptual graphs and in which the unification algorithm is replaced by a specialized algorithm for conceptual graphs.
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Robert C. Moore · 1981 · 60 citations · Full text