This paper presents a way of representation of semantic rules (SWRL) in controlled English in order to facilitate understanding the rules by humans interacting with a machine. This approach (implemented in FluentEditor) may be applied in many domains, where the understandability of the rules used to support a decision process is of great importance.

Rozdział przedstawia wykorzystanie automatów skończonych jako słowników języka naturalnego. Podane są podstawy teoretyczne. Omówione są zastosowania: realizacja doskonałej funkcji mieszającej, analizy i syntezy morfologicznej, poprawiania pisowni i dopisywania znaków diakrytycznych, wydobywanie informacji. Podano algorytmy tworzenia automatów oraz omówiono sposoby reprezentacji automatów z uwzględnieniem kompresji.

This paper presents three knowledge bases widely used by researchers coping with natural language processing: OpenCyc, DBpedia and YAGO. They are characterized from the point of view of questions answering system. In this paper a short description of the aforementioned system implementation is also presented.

In this paper we propose a method for answering class 1 and class 2 questions (out of 5 classes defined by Moldovan for TREC conference) based on DBpedia and YAGO. Our method is based on generating dependency trees for the query. In the dependency tree we look for paths leading from the root to the named entity of interest. These paths (referenced further as fibers) are candidates for representation of actual user intention. The...