Sentence Analysis by Case-Based Reasoning
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Abstract: In this paper we propose a sentence analysis which relies on case-based reasoning principles. Our approach provides a semantic interpretation of a sentence in natural language, which can be used in a textual data mining process. This analysis is based on several types of knowledge: a thesaurus, a case base and a hierarchy of index. We adopt a case-based reasoning model founded on the classification principles and paths of similarity in order to guarantee the adaptability.
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<abstract lang="en">Abstract: In this paper we propose a sentence analysis which relies on case-based reasoning principles. Our approach provides a semantic interpretation of a sentence in natural language, which can be used in a textual data mining process. This analysis is based on several types of knowledge: a thesaurus, a case base and a hierarchy of index. We adopt a case-based reasoning model founded on the classification principles and paths of similarity in order to guarantee the adaptability.</abstract>
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