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From: PJURKAT@SITVXA.BITNET
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Subject: REFERENCES ON NATURAL LANGUAGE
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Date: Fri, 18-Jul-86 14:45:27 EDT
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I'm a little slow reading my mail.  This is a response to a query in
Vol 4 Issue 151 by Gene Guglielmo (sefai@nwc-143b asking for
references concerning the representation of natural language on a computer
system.  Please pass the following on to him:

Parisi and Antonucci
Essentials of Grammar

It presents a represenation of sentences in functional form, that is,

predicate(arg1, arg2, ... )

taking into acoount a goodly amount of semantics.  I have found it valuable,
especially for the analysis of belief systems.

Cheers - Peter Jurkat (pjurkat@sitvxa.bitnet)