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Showing 1 to 20 of 22 for “"Semantic Interpretation"”.

  1. Semantic interpretation of events in lifelogging

    … activities and in particular, on performing a semantic analysis and enrichment of lifelogged data. Our work centers on visual lifelogged data, such as taken from wearable cameras. Such wearable cameras generate an archive of a person’s day taken from a first-person viewpoint but one of the …

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  2. Some rules of semantic interpretation for English.

    Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Dept. of Foreign Literatures and Linguistics. Thesis. 1969. Ph.D.

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  3. Economy and semantic interpretation : a study of scope and variable binding

    … linguistic structures at the interface with the semantic component. The argument comes in the form of a variety of proposals regarding specific mechanisms that are active at this interface. Specifically, I suggest that Economy plays a role in determining relative scope, variable binding, and the …

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  4. Machine analysis of students' mathematical representations for multiplication and division problems

    … classroom interaction software to include a semantic interpretation component. This semantic interpretation, combined with existing syntactic interpretation, enables the software to tag and group student work using knowledge of the math used in both creating and solving problems. The analysis …

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  5. Semantics and phonology in syntax

    … the syntactic component, but also compositional semantic properties. This conception of grammar requires morphology to interact LF and the semantic component in addition to syntax. Applying this hypothesis, I account for the alternation between partitive and non-partitive structural case in …

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  6. The Syntax of Temporal Interpretation in Embedded Clauses

    … makes use of syntactic relations to arrive at semantic interpretations. Finally, the findings and proposals in this thesis predict that cross-linguistically languages should prefer to use syntactic configurations over morphological systems for semantic interpretation.

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  7. The Syntax of Temporal Interpretation in Embedded Clauses

    … makes use of syntactic relations to arrive at semantic interpretations. Finally, the findings and proposals in this thesis predict that cross-linguistically languages should prefer to use syntactic configurations over morphological systems for semantic interpretation.

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  8. The Syntax of givenness

    … components: (i) syntax, (ii) economy, (iii) interpretation, and (iv) reference set computation. The approach belongs to the family of interface driven approaches. The syntactic part of the thesis introduces a free syntactic movement (G-movement). The movement causes very local reordering of …

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  9. Early Vision Optimization: Parametric Models, Parallelization and Curvature

    Early vision is the process occurring before any semantic interpretation of an image takes place. Motion estimation, object segmentation and detection are all parts of early vision, but recognition is not. Many of these tasks are formulated as optimization problems and one of the key factors for …

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  10. Fake Feature and Valuation From Context

    … in which representations that are submitted to semantic interpretation (meaning-in-context) feed morphological valuation processes. It also implies that there is no substantial difference between “interpreted” and “uninterpreted” φ-features; in a sense, both are uninterpreted, the distinction …

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  11. Semantic Selection of Internet Sources through SWRL Enabled OWL Ontologies

    … search engines are, they do not process enough semantics in the moment when search queries are formulated. This research proposes a semantic selection of internet sources, through SWRL enabled OWL ontologies. the research focuses on SWT and its Stack because they (a)secure the semantic

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  12. (Negative) concord and head directionality in Western Armenian

    … bear the same feature, yet only result in one semantic interpretation of that feature. The main focus of the thesis is that of negative concord in Western Armenian. Other concord phenomena are also examined: complementizer and additive concord. I draw a parallel between all of these structures, …

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  13. Discrete Optimization in Early Vision - Model Tractability Versus Fidelity

    Early vision is the process occurring before any semantic interpretation of an image takes place. Motion estimation, object segmentation and detection are all parts of early vision, but recognition is not. Some models in early vision are easy to perform inference with---they are tractable. Others …

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  14. Literary Historicism: Conquest and Revolution in the Works of Carlos Fuentes (1928-2012) and Alejo Carpentier (1904-1980)

    … awareness that underpins the authors’ literary reinterpretations of historical events; their use of a historicist writing methodology; and the critical relationship established to historiographical sources and narratives. I argue that the authors’ deliberate historicism characterises their …

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  15. API Utility Enhancement: From Traditional Software to Deep Learning Frameworks

    … contextual understanding and lack of deep semantic interpretation. These limitations are particularly pronounced in multi-API invocation scenarios, where the dynamic interplay of APIs demands sophisticated contextual analysis. Compounding these issues are ambiguities in API documentation …

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  16. On the detection of privacy and security anomalies

    … anomaly detection approaches can have a privacy semantic interpretation and whether the detected anomalies can be related to the conventional (formal) definitions of privacy semantics such as k-anonymity and the discrimination rate privacy metric. The dissertation considers privacy attacks …

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  17. Ghostly Sounds and Questions of Belief in Thomas Hardy and Walter de la Mare

    … is answered only by a ghostly sound that resists semantic interpretation. It explores the intimate correspondence between several crucial poems, published between 1911 and 1921 — Hardy’s “The Voice” and “The Shadow on the Stone”; de la Mare’s “The Listeners” and “Who’s That?” — as well as the …

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  18. Learning from natural instructions

    … process of learning is synonymous with language interpretation, the process in which natural language sentences are converted into a logical representation which can be understood by an automated agent. While the motivation behind this framework is clear, the practical aspects involved in …

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  19. Schema-aware keyword search on linked data

    … This approach clusters the results based on a semantic interpretation of the keyword instances and takes advantage of relevance feedback from the user. The clustering hierarchy uses pattern graphs which are structured queries and clustering together result graphs with the same structure. …

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  20. A corpus-trained parser for systemic-functional syntax

    … SFG contains mechanisms for representing semantic as well as syntactic choice in NL generation, the work presented here focuses on the parallel task of obtaining syntactic structures for sentences, and not on retrieving a full semantic interpretation. The syntactic language model can be …

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