CLARE: A Contextual Reasoning and Cooperative Response Framework for the Core Language Engine
Hiyan Alshawi, David Carter, Richard Crouch, Steve Pulman, Manny, Rayner, Arnold Smith

TL;DR
CLARE is a natural language processing system that enhances reasoning, understanding in context, and cooperative response generation, building upon and extending the capabilities of the Core Language Engine.
Contribution
The paper introduces novel techniques for contextual reasoning and cooperative response generation, extending the Core Language Engine's capabilities for broader application.
Findings
Advanced reasoning and understanding in context.
Extended the coverage and scale of known NLP techniques.
Developed application-independent language components.
Abstract
This report describes the research, design and implementation work carried out in building the CLARE system at SRI International, Cambridge, England. CLARE was designed as a natural language processing system with facilities for reasoning and understanding in context and for generating cooperative responses. The project involved both further development of SRI's Core Language Engine (Alshawi, 1992, MIT Press) natural language processor and the design and implementation of new components for reasoning and response generation. The CLARE system has advanced the state of the art in a wide variety of areas, both through the use of novel techniques developed on the project, and by extending the coverage or scale of known techniques. The language components are application-independent and provide interfaces for the development of new types of application.
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Taxonomy
TopicsLogic, Reasoning, and Knowledge · AI-based Problem Solving and Planning · Multi-Agent Systems and Negotiation
