NLOMJ--Natural Language Object Model in Java

TL;DR

This paper introduces NLOMJ, a Java-based natural language object model that maps grammar elements and their relations to object-oriented concepts, facilitating linguistic information retrieval.

Contribution

It presents a novel object-oriented model for natural language grammar elements directly mapped to syntax and semantics, with UML diagrams and class structures.

Findings

Defines a comprehensive object model for natural language grammar

Demonstrates the model's application in linguistic information retrieval

Provides UML diagrams illustrating class relationships

Abstract

In this paper we present NLOMJ--a natural language object model in Java with English as the experiment language. This modal describes the grammar elements of any permissible expression in a natural language and their complicated relations with each other with the concept "Object" in OOP(Object Oriented Programming). Directly mapped to the syntax and semantics of the natural language, it can be used in information retrieval as a linguistic method. Around the UML diagram of the NLOMJ the important classes(Sentence, Clause and Phrase) and their sub classes are introduced and their syntactic and semantic meanings are explained.