Wayne State University: description of the UNO natural language processing system as used for MUC-6

Authors:
Lucja Iwańska
Affiliations:
Wayne State University, Detroit, Michigan
Venue:
MUC6 '95 Proceedings of the 6th conference on Message understanding
Year:
1995

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Abstract

The UNO natural language processing (NLP) system implements a Boolean algebra computational model of natural language [Iwańska, 1992] [Iwańska, 1993] [Iwańska, 1994] [Iwańska, 1996b] and reflects our research hypothesis that natural language is a very expressive, yet computationally tractable knowledge representation and reasoning system with its own representational and inferential machinery. One of our goals is to experimentally demonstrate that an NLP system that closely parallels the representational and inferential characteristics of natural language allows one to achieve an in-depth processing (eg., querring automatically from texts created knowledge bases or entity classification), with close-to-real-time, high-recall-and-precision performance.