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> but you don't know where it belongs Yes, the English grammatical rules make it unambiguous where it belongs. This is solvable.
by Aardwolf 7y ago
> but you don't know where it belongs
Yes, the English grammatical rules make it unambiguous where it belongs. This is solvable.
- nailer 7y agoA shirt is an item of clothing. Items of clothing are made from material. Some materials have patterns. One type of pattern is stripes. Seems like a matter for logical inference. At which point it becomes fairly easy to find shirts made from material where that materials pattern is not stripes. But yes, no AI I have seen works reliably on even basic queries like this.
- tsimionescu 7y agoWhat you've described is not simple logical inference, it is logical inference from common sense knowledge. This is an extremely hard problem, much harder than solving attribution in such simple cases. Most likely, common sense reasoning will be required to get full natural language processing, since human communication relies extremely often on such reasoning. But building a knowledge base of common sense facts will be one of the hardest challenges ever attempted in machine learning/artificial intelligence.