The Role of Synonymy and Antonymy in ’Natural’ Fuzzy Prolog

Sobrino, Alejandro

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-24672-2_11

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“…That is, surpass the well known assertion stating that an "Algorithm = Logic + Control" [20] and to move to a new assertion: an "Algorithm = Logic + Vague Knowledge + Control". In consonance with this argumentation, recently in a line of work proposing a 'natural' fuzzy linguistic Prolog [34], it has been suggested that a 'natural' fuzzy linguistic Prolog system should be able to work with linguistic resources (i.e. electronic linguistic tools as WordNet or ConceptNet [24]) and the resolution rule and unification mechanism should be modified in order to treat with linguistic relations (such as synonymy or antonym).…”

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