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True Natural Language Understanding through a Conceptual Language Understanding Engine

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An article introducing an Artificial Intelligence technique that understands and manipulates concepts from text.
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{
    case "NOUN":
        if (!curPredicate.initialized())
        {
            curNode.addInitializer("PP[COLOR:RED]");
        }
        else
        {
            curPredicate.abort();
        }
    case "ADJECTIVE":
        if (!curPredicate.initialized())
        {
            curNode.addInitializer("PP[COLOR:RED]");
        }
        else
        {
            curPredicate.setRoleFillerPair("COLOR", "RED");
        }
        break;
}

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Philippe Roy was a key contributor throughout his 20+ years career with many high-profile companies such as Nuance Communications, IBM (ViaVoice and ProductManager), VoiceBox Technologies, just to name a few. He is creative and proficient in OO coding and design, knowledgeable about the intellectual-property world (he owns many patents), tri-lingual, and passionate about being part of a team that creates great solutions.

Oh yes, I almost forgot to mention, he has a special thing for speech recognition and natural language processing... The magic of first seeing a computer transform something as chaotic as sound and natural language into intelligible and useful output has never left him.

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