Tags Active Voice Automatically Converting Active Voice to Passive Voice and Vice Versa admin February 16, 2020 The iLexicon system can handle active/passive voice conversion of fairly complex English sentences. I gave examples of the underlying verb
Tags Active Voice Verb Conjugations in Passive Voice admin February 2, 2020 In my earlier article, I showed how the iLexicon system can generate verb conjugations based on <Verb, Tense, Person, Number>
Tags Readability metrics Experimenting with Text Simplification admin January 19, 2020 After my last book review, I decided to check out a few websites that claim to simplify English text and/or
Tags Automatic Text Simplification Book Review – Automatic Text Simplification admin January 2, 2020 Title: Automatic Text Simplification Author: Horacio Saggino Publisher: Morgan & Claypool Publishers Year: 2017 Automatic Text Simplification is an active
Tags Distributed Computing Distributed Computing with Linda admin December 22, 2019 Linda, originally proposed by Nicholas Carriero and David Gelernter, is a model of process communication using a small set of
Tags DCG Using Definite Clause Grammars (DCG) for Information Extraction admin December 8, 2019 In the previous article, I showed how we can use ATNs for extracting key information from natural language text. I
Tags ATN Using Augmented Transition Networks (ATN) for Information Extraction admin November 23, 2019 After Wood’s paper [1], Augmented Transition Networks (ATN) became popular in the 1970s, for parsing text. An ATN is a generalized
Tags .NET Calling C# Methods from Sicstus Prolog through COM Interface admin November 10, 2019 Recently I needed to make use of a C# library (which I had implemented a few years ago) from Sicstus Prolog.
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Tags Conjugation Conjugating Phrasal Verbs admin October 13, 2019 In the last article, I showed how to generate verb conjugations in the “iLexicon” system. Today, let us see how