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The Kernel Natural Language Processing System Authors: Martha Palmer, Carl Weir, Rebecca J. Passonneau, and Tim Finin Journal: Artificial Intelligence Date: October 01, 1993 Abstract: This article describes KERNEL, a text understanding system developed at the Unisys Center for Advanced Information Technology. KERNEL’s design is motivated by the need to make complex interactions possible among system modules, and to control the amount of reasoning done by those modules. We will explain how Kernel’s architecture meets these needs, and how the architectures of similar systems compare in achieving the same goal. Type: Article Publisher: Elsevier Pages: 17-68 Number: 1-2 Volume: 63 Tags: natural language processing, prolog Google Scholar: zJKwB3Sw648J Number of Google Scholar citations: 43 [show citations] Number of downloads: 312 Available for download as
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