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Young, Jeffrey R. – Chronicle of Higher Education, 1997
Based on the idea that the current framework for organizing electronic data does not take advantage of the mind's ability to make connections among disparate pieces of information, several projects at universities around the country are taking new approaches to classification and storage of vast amounts of computerized data. The new systems take…
Descriptors: Classification, Computer Science, Computer Software Development, Concept Formation
Schank, Roger C. – 1968
Since natural language may be assumed to have an underlying conceptual structure, it is desirable to have the machine structure its own experience, both linguistic and nonlinguistic, in a manner concomitant with the human method for doing so. This paper presents some attempts at organizing the machine's information conceptually. The different…
Descriptors: Computational Linguistics, Computer Science, Computers, Concept Formation