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26 July 2007 An approach for natural language understanding in GIS based on ontology
Liguo Zhou, Xuezhi Feng, Jiangfeng She, Shunping Xie
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Abstract
A natural language interface can make a geographic information system (GIS) easy to use. It allows one to use the natural language quickly and conveniently to operate in such as digital city management system or traffic guidance system. This paper discusses the method of nature language understanding in GIS based on ontology. Natural language understanding is general apply in computer or artificial intelligence research area, yet in GIS the natural language understanding is mainly concerned about spatial information. In order to implement the natural language understanding for spatial information perfectly we use the ontology model. First we put forward a generally process of natural language understanding in GIS, defined the conception of the ontology, next set up the ontology structure, ontology-based understanding model, also indicate the mechanism of natural language understanding based on ontology. Finally are a case study and a prototype, a discussion about the research deficiency and the development forecast of my research.
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Liguo Zhou, Xuezhi Feng, Jiangfeng She, and Shunping Xie "An approach for natural language understanding in GIS based on ontology", Proc. SPIE 6753, Geoinformatics 2007: Geospatial Information Science, 675311 (26 July 2007); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.761760
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KEYWORDS
Geographic information systems

Geography

Prototyping

Fuzzy logic

Artificial intelligence

Information science

Roads

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