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Relational Grounded Language Learning

Conference Paper Accepted Paper Artificial Intelligence

Abstract

In the past, research on learning language models mainly used syntactic information during the learning process but in recent years, researchers began to also use semantic information. This paper presents such an approach where the input of our learning algorithm is a dataset of pairs made up of sentences and the contexts in which they are produced. The system we present is based on inductive logic programming techniques that aim to learn a mapping between n-grams and a semantic representation of their associated meaning. Experiments have shown that we can learn such a mapping that made it possible later to generate relevant descriptions of images or learn the meaning of words without any linguistic resource.

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Venue
European Conference on Artificial Intelligence
Archive span
1982-2025
Indexed papers
5223
Paper id
558292260884295152
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