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UC (UNIX Consultant) is an intelligent, natural-language interface thatallows naive users to learn about the UNIX operating system. UC wasundertaken because the task was thought to be both a fertile domain forArtificial Intelligence research and a useful application of AI work inplanning, reasoning, natural language processing, and knowledgerepresentation. The current implementation of UC comprises the followingcomponents: A language analyzer, called ALANA, that produces arepresentation of the content contained in an utterance; aninference component called a concretion mechanism that furtherrefines this content; a goal analyzer, PAGAN, that hypothesizes theplans and goals under which the user is operating; an agent, calledUCEgo, that decides on UC's goals and proposes plans for them; adomain planner, called KIP, that computes a plan to address the user'srequest; an expression mechanism, UCExpress, that determines thecontent to be communicated to the user, and a language productionmechanism, UCGen, that expresses UC's response in English. UC alsocontains a component called KNOME that builds a model of the user'sknowledge state with respect to UNIX. Another mechanism, UCTeacher,allows a user to add knowledge of both English vocabulary and factsabout UNIX to UC's knowledge base. This is done by interacting with theuser in natural language. All these aspects of UC make use of knowledgerepresented in a knowledge representation system called KODIAK. KODIAKis a relation-oriented system that is intended to have widerepresentational range and a clear semantics, while maintaining acognitive appeal. All of UC's knowledge, ranging from its most generalconcepts to the content of a particular utterance, is represented inKODIAK.
Artificial Intelligence Review – Springer Journals
Published: Oct 3, 2004
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