The use of a single grammar for both parsing and generation is an idea with a certain elegance, the desirability of which several researchers have noted.
This paper develops the following strategy: to achieve two goals simultaneously, develop a plan to achieve one of them and then modify that plan to achieve the second as well.
The purpose of this paper is to construct a model of actions and events that facilitates reasoning about dynamic domains involving multiple agents. Unlike traditional approaches, the proposed model allows for the simultaneous performance of actions, rather than use an interleaving approximation.
This report describes an abstract Prolog instruction set suitable for software, firmware, or hardware implementation. The instruction set is abstract in that certain details of its encoding and implementation are left open, so that it may be realized in a number of different forms.
This paper discusses the use of artificial intelligence techniques for integrating multi-source information in the process of assessing and understanding an ongoing situation.
The syntactic structure of a sentence often manifests quite clearly the predicate-argument structure and relations of grammatical subordination. But scope dependencies are not so transparent.
One of the central issues to be addressed in basing a theory of speech acts on independently motivated accounts of propositional attitudes (belief, knowledge, intentions, etc.) and action is the specification of the effects of communicative acts
