Natural, language information retrieval system dialog

Authors:
L. Bolo;K. Kochut;A. Leśniewski;T. Strzałkowski
Affiliations:
Warsaw University, Institute of Informatics, PKiN, Warszawa, Poland;Warsaw University, Institute of Informatics, PKiN, Warszawa, Poland;Warsaw University, Institute of Informatics, PKiN, Warszawa, Poland;Warsaw University, Institute of Informatics, PKiN, Warszawa, Poland
Venue:
EACL '83 Proceedings of the first conference on European chapter of the Association for Computational Linguistics
Year:
1983

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Abstract

Presented paper contains a description of an experimental version of the natural language information retrieval system DIALOG. The system is destined for the use in the field of medicine. Its main purpose is to ensure access to information to phisicians in a conversational manner. The use of the system does not require ability of programming from its user.