Digital Intuition: Applying Common Sense Using Dimensionality Reduction
IEEE Intelligent SystemsPublished 1 January 2009
Catherine Havasi, Robert E. Speer, James Pustejovsky, Henry Lieberman
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Abstract
W hen we encounter new situations, such as entering an unfamiliar restaurant or store, we rely on our background knowledge to act and communicate appropriately.This background knowledge includes, for example, the knowledge that you can pay money for goods and services and the To help AI systems acquire commonsense reasoning, the Open Mind Common Sense project provides a broad collection of basic knowledge and the computational tools to work with it.
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