Role of frame structure in the development of KRS for learning dialogues.

Abstract

Dialogues are building blocks of tasks and non-tasks of communication, which happen between objects in the universe. Each dialogue is a source of linguistic knowledge within a natural language that explains and elaborates with frame structure in general. In this paper, it is noticed that various forms like (nouns, pronouns, yes-no questions and deletion) are essential part of each dialogue structure (DSS) in Chandan’s work ਜੜਾਂ/Roots. With the help of frames, knowledge representation system (KRS) is prepared for such dialogues in Punjabi. On the other hand, it is argued that highest numbers of nouns are total 45 in DS2 and only 1 deletion case finds in DS3. While DS1 and DS2 both have similar number of 2-2 cases of yes-no questions. The overall evaluation is successfully matched with proposed an algorithm based on frames.