Abstract: A model of the cognitive process of natural language processing has been developed using the formalism of generalized nets. Following this stage-simulating model, the treatment of information inevitably includes phases, which require joint operations in two knowledge spaces – language and semantics. In order to examine and formalize the relations between the language and the semantic levels of treatment, the language is presented as an information system, conceived on the bases of human cognitive resources, semantic primitives, semantic operators and language rules and data. This approach is applied for modeling a specific grammatical rule – the secondary predication in Russian. Grammatical rules of the language space are expressed as operators in the semantic space. Examples from the linguistics domain are treated and several conclusions for the semantics of the modeled rule are made. The results of applying the information system approach to the language turn up to be consistent with the stages of treatment modeled with the generalized net.

Keywords: Cognitive model, Natural Language Processing, Generalized Net, Language Information System

ACM Classification Keywords: I.2.7 Natural Language Processing;

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INFORMATION PROCESSING IN A COGNITIVE MODEL OF NLP

Velina Slavova, Alona Soschen, Luke Immes

http://www.foibg.com/ijita/vol12/ijita12-2-p08.pdf