A general ontology based multi-lingual multi-function multimedia intelligent system

Ren, Fuji; Shi, H.

doi:10.1109/icsmc.2000.884344

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“…Thus, it naturally helps to achieve language independence amidst the presence of multiple languages. Ren & Shi (2000) and Pazienza et al (2005) describe using ontology-based approach for achieving multilingualism.…”

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“…In addition, it should enable the agent to be internally aware that it supports multiple languages so that dynamic multilingualism and knowledge discovery across languages is possible. This has also not been taken care of in the existing approaches of achieving multilingualism in agents (Connell, 2000;Huang, Haft & Hsu, 2000;Pazienza, Stellato, Henriksen, Paggio & Zanzotto, 2005;Ritter, Meier, Yang & Waibel, 1999;Ren & Shi, 2000;Turunen & Hakulinen, 2000;Ws2). Hence, a new paradigm consisting of the Belief, Task and Behavior (BTB) abstractions has been proposed.…”

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A Generic Internal State Paradigm for the Language Faculty of Agents for Task Delegation

Chithralekha

Kuppuswami

2008

International Journal of Intelligent Information Technologies

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Language ability is an inevitable aspect of delegation in agents to provide for collaborative natural language interaction (CNLI) during task delegation. To cater to users of different languages, the CNLI is required to be multilingual. When multilingual CNLI has to be provided in a manner characteristic of agents, it leads to realizing two types of autonomies viz. behavior autonomy - to provide CNLI in every language and management autonomy for managing the multiple language competencies. Thereby, the language ability of an agent evolves into a language faculty which encompasses behavior and behavior management autonomies. The existing paradigms for the internal state of agents are only behavior-oriented and cannot accommodate the behavior and behavior management autonomies. In this paper, a new paradigm for the internal state of the language faculty of agents consisting of the belief, task and behavior (BTB) abstractions has been proposed, defined and illustrated.

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A Generic Internal State Paradigm for the Language Faculty of Agents for Task Delegation

Chithralekha

Kuppuswami

2008

International Journal of Intelligent Information Technologies

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Sentience System Computer: principles and practices

Mitsuyoshi¹,

Ren

IEEE International Conference on Systems, Man and Cybernetics

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Research on artificial intelligence and sensitivity control technology progmses in recent years, and the technology of imitating human thinking, feeling, and sensitivity have been established. However, research on Sentience as the way of idea generation and intuition that are the origin of human being's intellectual production activity seems to have just started. Moreover, although thg field of quantum computer is also being researched briskly, no practical results have been produced yet. In this paper, a new machine called Sentience System Computer (SSC) is presented. SSC is an intuition computer system having self-intention. According to the interpretation in the many-worlds quantum theory, the spontaneous intuition of human can be defined as what is produced by interference from the self multiple worlds which are resulted from all piles of self-history. In this paper, we present the principles and practices of SSC, the basic spontaneity type algorithm. When applying SSC to sensitivity control technique, the process of generating sentience, the procedure of human conceives, the state of Idea Database and some recent results of SSC, are given also.

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Machine-aided writing function in MMM project

Ren

Mitsuyoshi²

IEEE International Conference on Systems, Man and Cybernetics

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A general ontology based multi-lingual multi-function multimedia intelligent system

Cited by 4 publications

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A Generic Internal State Paradigm for the Language Faculty of Agents for Task Delegation

A Generic Internal State Paradigm for the Language Faculty of Agents for Task Delegation

Sentience System Computer: principles and practices

Machine-aided writing function in MMM project

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