Comments on: Semantic Technology Problems

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By: genezistan

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Semantics may be a name for the knowledge gathered and interpreted on the word by people. Some of it concerns knowledge representations in a natural or a formal language. Scientific inquiry and general curiosity is geared to make sense of the world that is best understood in visual terms. Therefore information is produced, stored on and acquired from visible surfaces. Knowledge is an ordered (orderly) access to information, which classes as information subject to the knowledge of the inquirer. However, in the world decomposed into objects, properties and relations, objects are not a problem, properties that are abstractions and do not exist on their own, are a little more problematic, but the real asset is relations. Mathematics is a science of relations, alas limited in scope, and all sciences are after finding relations that are not visible. So all significant information is to be identified in relations that are NOT identical with what AI, Linguistics and Logic tell you. Why? because language is part of communication, communication is part of interaction, interaction is part of making contact and making contact is the result of a search, and search may either result in a hit or a match bringing you either to the beginning or to the end of the cycle to be interpreted in terms of semantic analysis, which is a mental, non-invasive analysis as opposed to physical analysis, the territory of empirical science and falsifiability tests and the pursuit of the trial and error method of learning.The issue is that humans assume that Nature have secrets to discover, codes to decipher on the analogy of the practice followed in societies where information is used to manipulate people in order to create and sustain power and where knowledge is compartmentalized through language use so that it would be possible to make a living by keeping knowledge as a monopoly and sell it as commodity.

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By: admin

admin — Fri, 21 Jan 2011 04:32:59 +0000

This is right, php should be understood by anybody who learn it (regardless of native speaking language). The question is how to express semantics (meaning) of any native language to let computer to do “thinking”? Is php doing the job? Unfortunately it is a problem for any of existing artificial languages and that is why there is an attempt to create Universal Language of Semantic Patterns (SemPL).

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The language of coding I thought was universal as opposed to different speech languages of different countries therefore for instance php code should be understood in any language – or at least the functions of that code?

By: dog product

dog product — Sat, 25 Dec 2010 20:38:00 +0000

I agree with your premise there is no “unknown” things in software.