The Role of Construction Grammar in Fluid Language Grounding
Luc Steels · 2005
The paper examines in how far Construction Grammar is a useful foundation by which artificial agents can self-organise communication systems that are grounded in the real world through a sensori-motor embodiment and use grammar to express certain aspects of meaning. It proposes a particular computational formalism, Fluid Construction Grammar, and mechanisms by which constructions can be progressively built up and shared by agents as they engage in verbal interactions about real world scenes.