Sémantique associative et Centrage métainformatif
Associative Semantics and Meta-Informative Centering
ASMIC
Directors : Prof. dr Hélène WLODARCZYK ( Home page ) & Prof. dr  André WLODARCZYK ( Home page )

What is ASMIC ?    
Meta-Theory for Interactive Discovery of Semantic and Ontological Systems

     The Natural Language Processing framework was created without paying due attention to the need for logical reconstruction of linguistic notions borrowed as they were from “formal” structural linguistics.
     It is reasonable to expect however that the Computer-aided Acquisition of Semantic Knowledge (CASK) project with the Knowledge Discovery in Databases (KDD) technology will enable us to describe languages in more detail and to find fine-tuned building blocks for the future NLP systems.
      The Associative Semantics (AS) theory and the Meta-Informative Centering (MIC) theory unify two sorts of  problems which are known as: (a) Predicate Argument Structure and (b) Information Structure. ASMIC constitute a meta-theoretical framework for linguistic research using data mining tools (within the KDD).
ASMIC Terminological Glossary
 Downloadable papers  -  Articles téléchargeables
2008 (18-20 septembre) Colloque international - International Conference (MIC Sorbonne 2008)
La Cohérence du discours (texte et théorie) - Discourse Coherence (Text and Theory)

MIC Sorbonne 2008 (English)  -  MIC Sorbonne 2008 (French)

 "Discourse Coherence from a Meta-Informative Centering Perspective"   (in preparation)

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