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Natural Language to Machine Readable Format

Natural Language to Machine Readable Format. By: Damian Tamayo Presentation 2 – Nov. 13, 2009 CIS 895 – MSE Project. Outline. Flow Diagram Action Items Architectural Design Test Plan Formal Inspection Checklist Project Plan Prototype Demonstration Questions / Comments.

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Natural Language to Machine Readable Format

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  1. Natural Language to Machine Readable Format By: Damian Tamayo Presentation 2 – Nov. 13, 2009 CIS 895 – MSE Project

  2. Outline • Flow Diagram • Action Items • Architectural Design • Test Plan • Formal Inspection Checklist • Project Plan • Prototype Demonstration • Questions / Comments

  3. NLP Flow Diagram

  4. Program Parts • NLP Program • User input into the system • OpenNLP Server • POS tagger • StanfordNLP Server • POS tagger • PPOS Server • Source of user defined POS sentences • PPOS Client • Program to manually define the POS for sentences

  5. PPOS Flow Diagram

  6. PPOS Parts • PPOS Client • Create manually tagged sentences • Save manually tagged sentences • PPOS Maintenance • View Parse list • Delete parses • Resave Parses

  7. Action Items • Formal Specification • USE program

  8. Architectural Design/Class Diagram • http://cis.ksu.edu/~dtamayo/Class_Diagram_Expanded.html • http://cis.ksu.edu/~dtamayo/Class_Diagram_Collapsed.html

  9. Overview

  10. Sequence Diagram

  11. TagSet • http://bulba.sdsu.edu/jeanette/thesis/PennTags.html

  12. Examples Tic-Tac-Toe is a game. Three squares by Three squares composes the game board in which you play Tic-Tac-Toe. There are two players in this game. One Player chooses the X token while the other player gets the O token. Player X draws a grid of 6 empty squares in the formation of 3 rows and 3 columns. The first move is made by Player X. Player X and Player O take turns until the game is over. A turn is placing an X or O on an empty square. The game is over when all nine squares are filled or one player has three of their mark in a horizontal, vertical, or diagonal row. Player X puts his token in the top left corner. Player O puts his token in the middle left. Player X puts his token in the center. Player O puts his token in the bottom left corner. Player X puts his token in the bottom right corner.

  13. Formal Specification • USE Version 2.4.0 • http://www.db.informatik.uni-bremen.de/projects/USE/#download • Models all classes • Models all necessary methods and calls • Specification can be found at: • Appended to the end of Architectural Design document

  14. Test Plan

  15. Test Plan • Program will be tested by developer and two fellow graduate students: • Michael Marlen • Jack Hart

  16. Inspection Checklist

  17. Milestones • Presentation 1 • October 12, 2009 • PPOS Client/Server • Internal Rep • Presentation 2 • November 13, 2009 • Presentation 3 • Bug fixes • Logical Support • Dec 7, 2009 • Complete by December 10, 2009

  18. Gantt Chart

  19. Prototype • NLP_Program • Tic Tac Toe Sentences • POViz tab • Shows structure of sentence • PPOS_Client • Manually tag a sentence • Save • Maintenance

  20. Phase 3 Deliverables • Action Items • User Manual • Component Design • Source Code • Assessment Evaluations • Project Evaluation • References • Formal Technical Inspection Letters

  21. To Do • Work on Deliverables • Revise Documents as needed

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