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A present for my best friend by watcher570 https://www.wordseye.com/view-picture/89795 a shiny building.a 1st dove is -7.83 feet above the building.it is -3.5 feet behind the building.a 2nd dove is 3 inches right of the 1st dove.it is facing the 1st dove.the 1st dove is facing the 2nd dove.a blue light is 3 inches behind the 2nd dove.the sky is cloud.the ground is field.a rust light is 2 inches left of the 1st dove.pink sun.a tiny box is 1 inches left of the 2nd dove.
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Grounded Semantics in Action: Learning to Sportscast
While preparing for my candidacy exam I re-read some excellent papers by Ray Mooney's group at UT Austin. Ray and his students build semantic parsing systems that are trained on plain text paired with raw data (which may not be explicit meaning representations).
Some of their applications are extremely fun. For instance, the system described in "Learning to Sportscast: A Test of Grounded Language Acquisition" (ICML 2008), generates commentary for simulated robot-soccer games.
Apart from soccer, its's easy to see these techniques being applied in other areas: Imagine, for instance, a system that learns to describe images for the blind.