Book Review – Automatic Text Simplification
Title: Automatic Text Simplification Author: Horacio Saggino Publisher: Morgan & Claypool Publishers Year: 2017 Automatic Text Simplification is an active area of research in…
Distributed Computing with Linda
Linda, originally proposed by Nicholas Carriero and David Gelernter, is a model of process communication using a small set of well-defined primitives, operating on…
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 also pointed out in…
Using Augmented Transition Networks (ATN) for Information Extraction
After Wood’s paper [1], Augmented Transition Networks (ATN) became popular in the 1970s, for parsing text. An ATN is a generalized transition network with two…
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. Calling C/C++ functions from…
Book Review – Just You Think…
Title: Just You Think… – The Top Remedies for Various Disease Conditions (Volume 1) Author: Dr.Sunirmal Sarkar Publisher: Homeopathic Medical Publishers Year: 2019 Dr.Sunirmal…
Conjugating Phrasal Verbs
In the last article, I showed how to generate verb conjugations in the “iLexicon” system. Today, let us see how this idea can be…
Generating Verb Conjugations
We have been taught in school that English language has different “tense” forms. To help you quickly recollect, I am listing them in the…
Exploring Word Patterns
Working with word patterns can be an exciting (and challenging) creative activity. Such patterns come into picture while playing word games, solving word puzzles…
Poetry in Prolog: Part-2
In an earlier post, I showed how Prolog can be used to generate poetry, making use of my “iLexicon”. I want to continue the…