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Contents ❍ More detailed tracing and display modes ❍ Loading and storing modes ❍ Miscellaneous global variables ● Data Access Functions used by Inquiry Operator Implementations ● Knowledge representation interface functions ● About this document ... John Bateman -- GMD/IPSI -- Darmstadt, Germany mail to bateman@gmd.de http://www.darmstadt.gmd.de/publish/komet/kpml-1-doc/node1.html (10 von 10) [11.12.2004 14:17:50]
List of Figures next up previous contents index Next: List of Tables Up: No Title Previous: Contents List of Figures ● Internal KPML components ● Stratal organization of linguistic resources ● Constituency and the rank scale: English lexicogrammar ● Meta-stratal organization of the computational systemic functional account ● Penman-style architecture for lexicogrammar, semantics, and their interrelationships ● Further documentation map ● Example configuration dialogue ● The KPML root interface ● Example non-interface trace of generation ● The KPML inspector window ● Dependency region (extract) ● Extract from Dependency region with links to other regions shown ● Example of EPS figure showing systemic resources ● Pruned extract from the Dependency region ● Example of region graphing: the region TAG ● Example of multilingual (monochrome) graphing ● Multilingual graphs with and without preservation of grammatical system integrity ● Graphical display of a chooser ● Graphical chooser display included in this document as an EPS file ● Mouse sensitive objects within a textual display ● Summary of information chain possibilities: resources ● KPML development environment window ● Example structural result of generation ● Generation tracing and result focusing modes ● Generation History Window ● Example of using the cumulative generation history ● Example of graphed chooser showing generation path ● Example of generation path tracing ● Successive views of the features selected during network traversal ● Example of selective traversal tracing by collecting features ● Example of structure graphing ● Successive structural snapshots during generation indicating `last' generated node ● Summary of actualization process information chains ● Old-style top level interface window ● The relation of the generation process to example records http://www.darmstadt.gmd.de/publish/komet/kpml-1-doc/node2.html (1 von 2) [11.12.2004 14:18:12]
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Introduction to generation with KPM
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Starting generation Figure: Example
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