Published May 1998 | Version public
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Understanding jokes: a neural approach to content-based information retrieval

Abstract

This paper addresses the problem of accessing the content of documents. Drawing from similarities between vision and language, we devise a neural adaptive architecture that can detect and use context information for the 'understanding" of content, The functioning of this architecture is illustrated by the problem of understanding jokes.

Additional Information

© 1998 ACM. S.Z. was supported for this work by a contract from Fuji-Xerox Palo-Alto Research Laboratory.

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73394
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Fuji-Xerox Palo-Alto Research Laboratory

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