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Re: English sentences, was: Re: Announce:XMLSchema,


difficult english sentences
On Thu, 2002-06-27 at 14:33, Jonathan Borden wrote:

> I presume that both Java and Python can be unambiguously determined via EBNF
> or perhaps plain 'ol regular expressions, and that sort of endevour is a
> good use case for schema extensibility -- err, though I was brought to
> believe that the _whole point_ of XML is that such structural information
> would be explicitly labelled. 

Sure, but if it's the case and if you trust these "labels", you don't
need validation at all :-) ...

> It's just that _reliable_ detection and
> classification of human languages is a bit more difficult. It has been done
> for a long long time (certain government agencies tend to spend unlimited
> amounts of funds on such projects) and its problems are relatively well
> characterized. As a _start_ in that direction take a look at _ontologies_
> etc.

Yes and this is why I had shifted from natural to computer languages! My
point as the editor of an interoperability framework is rather that if
you give me the technology to do this detection I should be able to
integrate it in the schema.

Eric
-- 
See you in San Diego.
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