1 When intention is inputted to system, sentence is outputted from system. The system is called language machine.
2 Intention is divided to frame and transmission.
3 Frame is expressed by / /. Transmission is expressed by [ ]. Sentence is expressed by [[ ]].
4 Frame is a name tag or complex of the tags. For instance, /I/ is a frame. /My/, /me/ and /mine/ are also frame under the tag of /I/.
5 Transmission is a variation of tag. For instance, [me] is a transmission of frame /I/.
6 When intention is inputted by the style of name tag, namely /I/, /buy/, /book/ and /yesterday/, machine selects transmission [I], [bought], [a book] and [yesterday]. Output becomes [[I bought a book yesterday]].
7 Quantum carries frame and transmission simultaneously. Differential recognition of the two is done by the phase’s difference of quantum.
8 Quantum takes out frame and transmission as probability of a half by theoretical random bit.
9 For instance, on natural language, word ‘I’ is carried by 4 quanta, namely /I/-[I], /I/-[my], /I/-[me] and /I/-[mine]. The 4 quanta are bundled in one named tag /I/.
10 Intention is generally done by tag’s indication.
11 Frame is equivalent to dictionary or solidity on natural language.
12 Transmission is equivalent to grammar or flexibility, namely conjugation and declension.
13 Solidity and flexibility on natural language is the kernel concept of KARCEVSKIJ Sergej.
14 Simultaneous carrying of solidity and flexibility indicates identity of the both things from mechanism or construction of natural language.
15 Quantum language machine’s diagram is shown next. Intention-Indication-Frame (Dictionary)-Transmission (Grammar)-Sentence. Quantum Language machine is abbreviated to QLM.
16 Identity of solidity and flexibility on natural language will be on demonstration by QLM.
17 Identity and separativeness in quantum is a new answer to KARCEVSKIJ as mechanism of language.
Refer to the papers on Language Machine below.
Prague Theory 2 About Language Machine October 17, 2004
Quantum Theory for Language Map March 28, 2005
Refer to the papers on Robot Language below
Robot Language Selectionem Selection November 11, 2005
Robot Language Sentence November 3, 2005
Robot Language Robot Confirmation for Formulation November 2, 2005
Further details on Robot Language, see below.
Robot LanguageEnlarged Top Page
Robot Language Map January 9, 2006
Tokyo January 23, 2006
Tokyo, January 29, 2006 Revised
Sekinan Research Field of Language
www.sekinan.org
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