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Overview of the Core Language Engine.

Alshawi et al., 1988

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14350704557589256224
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Alshawi H
Carter D
van Eijck J
Moore R
Moran D
Pulman S
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Abstract The Core Language Engine (CLE) is a domain independent system for translating natural language (English) sentences into formal representations of their literal meanings which are capable of supporting reasoning. It is designed to be used as a major component …
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