Fuzzy Typing for Document Management
Published 1 January 2000
Alison K. Huettner
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This prototype system demonstrates a novel method of document analysis and management, based on a combination of techniques from NLP and fuzzy logic, which is referred to as semantic typing.
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Clairvoyance Corporation5301 Fifth AvenuePittsburgh, PA 15232 [email protected] prototype system demonstrates a novelmethod of document analysis and management,based on a combination of techniques from NLPand fuzzy logic. Since the central technique weuse from NLP is semantic typing, we refer tothis approach as
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