ulas and connections, but rather are a natural way of expressing simple relationships Figure 3 5 shows a simple net There is a node for "dog", and one for "animal" connected by a link I call isa , indicating that a dog is a kind of animal. In the predicate calculus formalism this fact would be… … KAZUO FIDO owns Figure 3.5. A semantic net. Once the information is in this form, there are two basic operations that can be done on it One is a simple kind of deduction. If we ask "Does Fido eat meat’" A system could have a set of procedures for looking at the net, and seeing the two connections…
Winograd, Terry · Stanford univ ca dept of computer science · Artificial intelligence · Computer programming · Natural language · Programming languages · Reasoning · Semantics · Speech recognition · Syntax
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