Hence, if we start with a language L, we automatically get a field A induced by L. As we do not always get a language L from a field A, the semantic framework of propositions is more general than the syntactic framework of sentences.
'True-false' Concept: The meta-concept true-false presented in Łukasiewicz's philosophy (1879 1956) as in [7]: "The truth about the future events is neither true nor false", i.e., it comes from intuition and commonsense or from the human cognitive processing depending on perceptions rather than 'true or false' reasoning in the syntactic framework.
X73PHD provides a robust syntactic model and a comprehensive terminology, but it places limited emphasis on security and on interoperability with IHE-compliant systems and frameworks.
Indeed, several different, non-equivalent formulations of the two criteria are possible within each framework, the syntactic and the semantic.
To recognize the real world, we are confined by syntactic limits in the framework of binary philosophy.
That is to say, engineers have certainly in mind an infinite number of thoughts, which cannot be expressed by counter-concepts, in the framework of syntactic restriction of the common language, using words, loose or medium consolidation, and Boolean numbers.
In this framework, lexical, syntactic and semantic information from the reference and the two hypotheses is embedded into compact distributed vector representations, and fed into a multi-layer neural network that models nonlinear interactions between each of the hypotheses and the reference, as well as between the two hypotheses.
Traditional access control frameworks were syntactic and error prone, lacking the necessary expressivity and efficiency of a solution where soundness and completeness of the underlying logics in access control descriptions could be critical to harness their potential.
8. See de Swart 2011 for a comprehensive study of the cross-linguistic semantics of negation within a bidirectional optimality-theoretic framework in which syntactic and semantic constraints act in concert to define the grammar of a language.
Since our evaluation method is applicable to any parser output, and is grounded in a real application, it allows for a fair comparison of syntactic parsers based on different frameworks.
We attempt to shed some light on these matters by performing a comparative evaluation of state-of-the-art syntactic parsers based on different frameworks: dependency parsing, phrase structure parsing and deep parsing.
