Knowledge and natural language processing
Journal: Communications of the ACM
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• Association for Computing Machinery
• ISSN:
0001-0782
Abstract
KBNL is a knowledge-based natural language processing system that is novel in several ways, including the clean separation it enforces between linguistic knowledge and world knowledge, and its use of knowledge to aid in lexical acquisition. Applications of KBNL include intelligent interfaces, text retrieval, and machine translation.
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How to Cite this Article
Jim Barnett, Kevin K. Knight, Inderjeet Mani, et al. (1990). "Knowledge and natural language processing". Communications of the ACM. https://doi.org/10.1145/79173.79177