具有重组模式的聚合

M. D. Jiménez López
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在本文中,我们展示了自然语言生成中的聚合过程和重组模式之间的共性,重组模式是最近引入的一种框架,用于使用非常简单的重组-因此是生物规则-在自然语言中生成复杂句子的方法。通过显示这两种机制之间的相似性,我们提出了通过重组模式进行聚合的可能性。我们还提到了在设计高效和简单的自然语言生成设备时使用这种生物驱动框架的可能性。
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Aggregation with Recombination Patterns
In this paper, we show the commonalities between aggregation processes in Natural Language Generation and recombination patterns, a framework introduced recently as a way of generating complex sentences in natural languages using very simple recombination –and therefore biological– rules. By showing similarities between these two mechanisms, we suggest the possibility of carrying out aggregation by means of recombination patterns. We also refer to the possibility of using such a biological-motivated framework in the design of efficient and simple natural language generation devices.
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