Understanding in Transformation of Written Directions into Maps

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A transformation of michi-annai-bun, written directions, into a michi-annai-zu, map, on a display device is described. It involves three distinct processes: sentence analysis, internal code generation, and map drawing. The sentence analysis establishes case frames for the incoming sentences; the internal code generation produces a sequence of matrices, each containing a motion or scene from the directions; and the map drawing computes a map by interpreting the contents of the matrices. The maps drawn by the computer are as good as those drawn by humans. However, the model does not include a procedure that checks if michi-annai-bun's are coherent. A complete understanding of a michi-annai-bun is achieved when the linguistic process is integrated with common sense knowledge, and spatial knowledge of the real world situation, i.e., when the map is followed.
一般社団法人情報処理学会の論文
1985-03-31