Getting to Know Visual Prolog 10
Visual Prolog has its roots in Turbo Prolog, which was popularized by Borland in the mid 1980s. It is developed and
The Structure of WH-Questions
WH-Questions are questions that begin with the following words: – Who (“Who came here yesterday?”) – What (“What is the
Implementing iLexicon using LiteDB
iLexicon is an “intelligent” dictionary that can be used to build Natural Language applications. I have two implementations, one in
Automatically Converting Active Voice to Passive Voice and Vice Versa
The iLexicon system can handle active/passive voice conversion of fairly complex English sentences. I gave examples of the underlying verb
Verb Conjugations in Passive Voice
In my earlier article, I showed how the iLexicon system can generate verb conjugations based on <Verb, Tense, Person, Number>
Distributed Computing with Linda
Linda, originally proposed by Nicholas Carriero and David Gelernter, is a model of process communication using a small set of
Using Definite Clause Grammars (DCG) for Information Extraction
In the previous article, I showed how we can use ATNs for extracting key information from natural language text. I
Calling C# Methods from Sicstus Prolog through COM Interface
Recently I needed to make use of a C# library (which I had implemented a few years ago) from Sicstus Prolog.
Conjugating Phrasal Verbs
In the last article, I showed how to generate verb conjugations in the “iLexicon” system. Today, let us see how
Generating Verb Conjugations
We have been taught in school that English language has different “tense” forms. To help you quickly recollect, I am