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Hello, I’m new here and I need some guidance =3
  
 
Posted: Mar 30, 2011
   [ # 16 ]

I am using Java and AIML.
 

 
Posted: Mar 30, 2011
   [ # 17 ]

There is something else though, does statistical methods prove to be useful in word sense disambiguation?
 

 
Posted: Mar 30, 2011
   [ # 18 ]
Kevin Loh - Mar 30, 2011:

does statistical methods prove to be useful in word sense disambiguation

http://www.google.com/search?q=does+statistical+methods+prove+to+be+useful+in+word+sense+disambiguation
 

 
Posted: Mar 30, 2011
   [ # 19 ]

Thank you mr hans. What do you people normally do to represent sentence structure. (Syntactical indifference)?
Recursive distributed representations was a research done quite long ago, and i was looking for newer and more reliable methods. Any pointers?

=)
 

 
Posted: Apr 5, 2011
   [ # 20 ]

Hi Kevin,

“Syntactical indifference”... Thanks for mentioning it,
and leading me to this awesome resource online!

Looks like an interesting read:
http://lbms03.cityu.edu.hk/studproj/ee/2007eepsb281.pdf

In my opinion, the newer methods, have yet to match the
“appearing human” characteristics of the older methods.
( Not to criticize the good research being done on newer methods. )

So, it may be a question of studying why the older methods
simulate humans so well, in order to extrapolate a newer method.
 

 
Posted: Apr 5, 2011
   [ # 21 ]

Hello,

Also, take a look at Pollack’s Recursive Distributive Representation and see if it rings and bells. =)

Having lots of trouble in the NLP field.
 

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