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First Impressions of Wolfram|Alpha
Perhaps you’ve heard of the latest brainchild of the Wunderkind Stephen Wolfram: Wolfram|Alpha. Matthew Hurst nicknamed it Alphram today and I agree that’s a much better name. Wolfram|… more →
The Mendicant Bug
Symbol Grounding and Proportional Analogy
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Peter Turney wrote 6 days ago: If symbols must be grounded in perception, how does this grounding happen? How do we learn to create … more →
direction
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efidetum wrote 1 week ago: It is common to derive vocabulary from the usage at, for instance, Twitter. This only leads to the d … more →
SemLab's Semantic Search
bbmv wrote 3 weeks ago: The SemLab semantic search platform is based on our Vicore™ data processing platform which, among ot … more →
Getting the Gist - Machine Translation on the Web
angelikaf wrote 1 month ago: MT technology has come a long way since the Russian to English Georgetown experiment back in 1954 wh … more →
Milk as Karma
anileklavya wrote 1 month ago: Someone called someone milk Milk as noun or milk as verb? Milk as the subject or milk as the object? … more →
How Many Grams?
anileklavya wrote 1 month ago: There is an automatically (intelligently) generated blog which I have read recently. It appears to b … more →
First Impressions of Wolfram|Alpha
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Jason Adams wrote 1 month ago: Perhaps you’ve heard of the latest brainchild of the Wunderkind Stephen Wolfram: Wolfram|Alph … more →
Measuring L2 Lexical Growth Using Hypernymic Relationships
Callier Library wrote 1 month ago: This study investigated second language (L2) lexical development in the spontaneous speech of six ad … more →
Logical Atoms
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Peter Turney wrote 1 month ago: In predicate logic, the concept red ball is represented as a combination of the concepts of red and … more →
Computer Power and Human Reason (Part 2)
ooutland wrote 2 months ago: Weizenbaum devotes a good deal of space in the book to a chapter called “How Computers Work,” a usef … more →
Computer Power and Human Reason (Part 1)
ooutland wrote 2 months ago: Joseph Weizenbaum’s Computer Power and Human Reason is 33 years old now, out of print and yet noneth … more →
My #WWW2009 Reading List
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Jason Adams wrote 2 months ago: The papers are out for WWW2009 (and have been for a bit), but I’ve only just gotten a chance t … more →
Accepted, but not Published
anileklavya wrote 2 months ago: Academicians or researchers list their publications prominently on their home pages. After all, it i … more →
Alex and Me (part 1)
ooutland wrote 3 months ago: The thing that struck me most about Alex and Me was what an emotional book it was. I thought it wou … more →
Questionnaire 2: Word Sense Disambiguation & Named Entity Recognition
Javier Basterrechea wrote 3 months ago: We have talked in the previous post about Machine Translation (MT) because it is considered a sub-fi … more →
Much ado about nothing
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Jason Adams wrote 3 months ago: There has been much ballyhoo in the blogosphere touting Google’s so-called foray into semantic … more →
Ada Lovelace Day
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Peter Turney wrote 3 months ago: Alfred Ayache brought to my attention that today is Ada Lovelace Day, and that “Bloggers are a … more →
Welcome to Semlab's blog
dohmen wrote 3 months ago: Welcome to Semlab’s blog. Semlab is a research and development company that focuses on knowled … more →
Questionnaire 2: Machine Translation (MT)
Javier Basterrechea wrote 3 months ago: Now, we have a clear idea of what Natural Language Processing (NLP) is; besides, we have already men … more →
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