K-BERT: Enabling Language Representation with Knowledge Graph

A Graph-Based Knowledge Representation Language for Concept Description

In this paper, we propose an expressive concept description language, , for real world applications combining features of both Conceptual Graphs (CGs) and Description Logics (DLs). Regarding concept descriptions in CGs, namely existential, positive and conjunctive graphs, is the closure of this language under the Boolean operations. Now regarding DLs, is an extension of with graph structures in...

Graph Grammars for Knowledge Representation

Two papers to be presented at the March 1990 GRAGRA meeting in Bremen: the more general “Representation of knowledge using graph grammars” which argues for graphs as the universal KR formalism. The more specific “The four musicians: analogies and expert systems a graphic approach” which demonstrates the use of graphics for type inheritance and analogical reasoning.

Controlled Language for Knowledge Representation

Current expert systems represent knowledge in several different forms. In most cases, there is an object or inheritance hierarchy representing static facts about the objects, actions, or events in the domain of application, and the important relationships between them. Other types of knowledge are represented in the form of rules, usually conditionals saying what action should be performed if s...

A KNOWLEDGE REPRESENTATION LANGUAGE bY

. This paper describes KRL, a Knowledge Representation Language designed for use in’ understander systems. It outlines both the general.concepts which underlie our research and the details of K RL-0, an experimental implementation of some of these concepts. KRL is an attempt to integrate procedural knowledge with a broad base of declarative forms. These forms provide a variety of ways to expres...

Natural Language and Knowledge Representation