CSE 740, Fall 2004

SNePS Homework

Last Update: 21 September 2004

Note: NEW or UPDATED material is highlighted


Represent the following paragraph in SNePS.

The passage is a connected paragraph, so you should use a single network, but you can split it up into separate parts (as indicated by the sentence numbers) for ease of reading if you wish. However, make sure that, if you represent some concept with a node in one part of the network, you should represent that same concept with the same node if it reappears in another part of the network (that's part of what's called the "uniqueness principle").

You may use either a graphical net (hand-drawn is fine) or SNePSUL code.

  1. Anna knows that John bought a dog.
  2. The dog is a German Shepherd.
  3. John paid 300 dollars for the dog.
  4. Anna also knows that Stu sold his dog.
  5. Anna believes that John bought Stu's dog.

Give the syntax and semantics of each case frame you use. See the SNePS Case Frame Dictionary [postscript] or the CVA Case Frame Dictionary for ideas and examples.

DUE: TUESDAY, SEP. 28


Answer:

NOTE: THESE FILES ARE CLOSED; THEY WILL BE OPENED ON THE DUE DATE :-)


Copyright © 2004 by William J. Rapaport (rapaport@cse.buffalo.edu)
file: 740/snepshw-2004-09-21.html