Course:CPSC312-2018-NaturalLanguageInterpreter
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Authors: Jason
What is the problem?
State the general problem. If applicable, tell us what information you will use, e.g., a link to some web site that provides the information you used. What will you do?
We want to interpret natural language and to return meaningful correspondence. We will combine learning material from another course(s) to understand natural language.
What is the something extra?
What is the in-depth aspect you will do? If the problem is related to some other group's project, tell us how they fit together. If in doubt, include the information.
We will try to organize all our data with a Prolog Datalog application.
What did we learn from doing this?
We learned that Prolog is a good language to make queries. We learned that it's easier to organize data with Prolog. In this way, we find that Prolog is more feasible than we feared when we had started. We found that it's a nice language to keeping things organized in a simple way.