Re: [cmunell] Digest for cmunell@googlegroups.com - 2 updates in 1 topic
Barry Robson
The mathematics is important. Is anybody interested in working on the mathematization of semantics and natural language with regard to NELL interchangeability with the QEXL Q-UEL language consortium of universities and small companies with a particular focus on healthcare and biomedical research? Academic, and no conflict: there is complementarity rather than overlap with NELL: Q-UEL is a probabilistic semantic system based on the Dirac Notation and algebra. We promote or ideas not push our system, working towards a probabilistic semantic web as a Thinking Web, first for healthcare and biomedicine. After six years as Strategic Advisor to IBM Research based at T. J. Watson Research Center and an IBM Distinguished Engineer, and then five as Chief Scientific Officer, IBM Corporation, I am now retired and working in public health and wish to work openly toward this ideal using an open free approach with high performance computing coming from distribution across the Internet.
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- A detailed document about NELL - 2 Updates
amir.ja...@gmail.com: Nov 02 05:10PM -0700
Dear researchers,
Greetings,
I am a student of Prof. Estevam Hruschka in Brazil. I watched the
video lectures and read the existing papers about NELL. However, these
resources do not talk about the mathematical basis of NELL (they try to
give a general understanding of never ending learning). I was wondering if
there is a document that describes the architecture of NELL more in depth,
specially from a mathematical perspective. If so, how can I have access to
this document or any other resource that describes the *mathematical basis*
and the architecture of NELL in details?
I would appreciate you if you could help me to get a better understanding
of NELL.
Warmest Regards
Bryan Kisiel <bki...@cs.cmu.edu>: Nov 03 02:15PM -0400
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