UNL2010 - Revision history

Ronaldotmartins at 13:17, 20 October 2025

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	The specifications here stated are still experimental and tentative, and have been continuously extended and amended in order to be as comprehensive as possible. They follow the general strategies defined in the [http://www.undl.org UNL 2005 Specifications] (version of June 7th, 2005), but introduce several important changes derived from different UNLization experiences. Although formally adopted in the UNDL Foundation tools, projects and certificates, they should not be taken yet as the official specs, as they are still under construction and have not been widely discussed with the UNL Community.		The specifications here stated are still experimental and tentative, and have been continuously extended and amended in order to be as comprehensive as possible. They follow the general strategies defined in the [http://www.undl.org UNL 2005 Specifications] (version of June 7th, 2005), but introduce several important changes derived from different UNLization experiences. Although formally adopted in the UNDL Foundation tools, projects and certificates, they should not be taken yet as the official specs, as they are still under construction and have not been widely discussed with the UNL Community.

	*[[Introduction to UNL]]		*[[UNL\|Introduction to UNL]]
	*[[Universal Words]]		*[[Universal Words]]
	*[[Universal Attributes]]		*[[Universal Attributes]]

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	*[[Introduction to UNL]]		*[[Introduction to UNL]]
	*[[Universal Words]]		*[[Universal Words]]
	*[[Attributes]]		*[[Universal Attributes]]
	*[[Relations]]		*[[Universal Relations]]
	*[[UNL sentence\|UNL sentence structure]]		*[[UNL sentence\|UNL sentence structure]]
	*[[UNL document\|UNL document structure]]		*[[UNL document\|UNL document structure]]

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	The specifications here stated are still experimental and tentative, and have been continuously extended and amended in order to be as comprehensive as possible. They follow the general strategies defined in the [http://www.undl.org UNL 2005 Specifications] (version of June 7th, 2005), but introduce several important changes derived from different UNLization experiences. Although formally adopted in the UNDL Foundation tools, projects and certificates, they should not be taken yet as the official specs, as they are still under construction and have not been widely discussed with the UNL Community.		The specifications here stated are still experimental and tentative, and have been continuously extended and amended in order to be as comprehensive as possible. They follow the general strategies defined in the [http://www.undl.org UNL 2005 Specifications] (version of June 7th, 2005), but introduce several important changes derived from different UNLization experiences. Although formally adopted in the UNDL Foundation tools, projects and certificates, they should not be taken yet as the official specs, as they are still under construction and have not been widely discussed with the UNL Community.

	~~== Structure ==~~
	*[[Introduction to UNL]]		*[[Introduction to UNL]]
	*[[Universal Words]]		*[[Universal Words]]

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	== Structure ==		== Structure ==
	The main assumption of the UNL2010 is that the UNL is a language-independent general-purpose machine-tractable knowledge representation language, based on semantic networks, which are composed of UWs, relations and attributes, to be represented in the UNL format. We present, below, the structure of each of these components:
	*[[Introduction to UNL]]		*[[Introduction to UNL]]
	*[[Universal Words]]		*[[Universal Words]]

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	== Structure ==		== Structure ==
	The main assumption of the UNL2010 is that the UNL is a language-independent general-purpose machine-tractable knowledge representation language, based on semantic networks, which are composed of UWs, relations and attributes, to be represented in the UNL format. We present, below, the structure of each of these components:		The main assumption of the UNL2010 is that the UNL is a language-independent general-purpose machine-tractable knowledge representation language, based on semantic networks, which are composed of UWs, relations and attributes, to be represented in the UNL format. We present, below, the structure of each of these components:
			*[[Introduction to UNL]]
	*[[Universal Words]]		*[[Universal Words]]
	*[[Attributes]]		*[[Attributes]]

imported>Martins at 19:59, 31 August 2012

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	*[[UNL sentence\|UNL sentence structure]]		*[[UNL sentence\|UNL sentence structure]]
	*[[UNL document\|UNL document structure]]		*[[UNL document\|UNL document structure]]

	~~== Differences between the UNL2010 and the UNL2005 ==~~

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	== Structure ==		== Structure ==
	The main assumption of the UNL2010 is that the UNL is a language-independent general-purpose machine-tractable knowledge representation language, based on semantic networks, which are composed of UWs, relations and attributes, to be represented in the UNL ~~document structure~~. We present, below, the structure of each of these components:		The main assumption of the UNL2010 is that the UNL is a language-independent general-purpose machine-tractable knowledge representation language, based on semantic networks, which are composed of UWs, relations and attributes, to be represented in the UNL format. We present, below, the structure of each of these components:
	*[[Universal Words]]		*[[Universal Words]]
	*[[Attributes]]		*[[Attributes]]

imported>Martins at 19:53, 31 August 2012

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	== Structure ==		== Structure ==
	The main assumption of the UNL2010 is that the UNL is a language-independent general-purpose machine-tractable knowledge representation language, based on semantic networks, which are composed of UWs, relations and attributes, to be represented in the UNL document structure. We present, below, the structure of each of these components:		The main assumption of the UNL2010 is that the UNL is a language-independent general-purpose machine-tractable knowledge representation language, based on semantic networks, which are composed of UWs, relations and attributes, to be represented in the UNL document structure. We present, below, the structure of each of these components:
	** [[Universal Words]]		*[[Universal Words]]
	** [[Attributes]]		*[[Attributes]]
	** [[Relations]]		*[[Relations]]
	** [[UNL sentence\|UNL sentence structure]]		*[[UNL sentence\|UNL sentence structure]]
	** [[UNL document\|UNL document structure]]		*[[UNL document\|UNL document structure]]

	== Differences between the UNL2010 and the UNL2005 ==		== Differences between the UNL2010 and the UNL2005 ==

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 The specifications here stated are still experimental and tentative, and have been continuously extended and amended in order to be as comprehensive as possible. They follow the general strategies defined in the [http://www.undl.org UNL 2005 Specifications] (version of June 7th, 2005), but introduce several important changes derived from different UNLization experiences. Although formally adopted in the UNDL Foundation tools, projects and certificates, they should not be taken yet as the official specs, as they are still under construction and have not been widely discussed with the UNL Community.
-== Background ==
+== Structure ==
-These specifications are derived from the four commitments and five principles of the UNL Programme (described at the [[Introduction to UNL]]):
+The main assumption of the UNL2010 is that the UNL is a language-independent general-purpose machine-tractable knowledge representation language, based on semantic networks, which are composed of UWs, relations and attributes, to be represented in the UNL document structure. We present, below, the structure of each of these components:
-;Commitments
+== Differences between the UNL2010 and the UNL2005 ==

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	== Semantic network ==		== Semantic network ==

	The basic assumption of the UNL approach is that the meaning conveyed by natural language can be formally represented through three different types of semantic units: UWs, attributes and relations. This three-layered representation model is the cornerstone of UNL and its most distinctive feature over other semantic networks, which normally propose only two levels: edges and vertices.		The basic assumption of the UNL approach is that the meaning conveyed by natural language can be formally represented through three different types of semantic units: UWs, attributes and relations. This three-layered representation model is the cornerstone of UNL and its most distinctive feature over other semantic networks, which normally propose only two levels: edges and vertices.
	[[Image:Unlgraph.jpg\|center]]		[[Image:Unlgraph.jpg\|center]]