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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
May. 13, 2014
Filed:
Apr. 11, 2008
Lukas K. Womack, Austin, TX (US);
Thomas A. Visel, Austin, TX (US);
Matthew Fettig, Austin, TX (US);
Hannah Lindsley, Austin, TX (US);
Micah Ledbetter, Austin, TX (US);
Lukas K. Womack, Austin, TX (US);
Thomas A. Visel, Austin, TX (US);
Matthew Fettig, Austin, TX (US);
Hannah Lindsley, Austin, TX (US);
Micah Ledbetter, Austin, TX (US);
Neuric LLC, Houston, TX (US);
Abstract
A method for parsing the flow of natural human language to convert a flow of machine recognizable language into a conceptual flow includes, first, recognizing the lexical structure and then, a basic semantic grouping is determined for the language flow in the lexical structure. The basic semantic grouping is then determined that denotes the main action, occurrence or state of being for the language flow. The responsibility of the main action, occurrence or state of being for the language flow is then determined within the lexical structure followed by semantically parsing the lexical structure. Thereafter, any ambiguities in the responsibilities are resolved in a recursive manner by applying a predetermined set of rules thereto.