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The Universal Networking Language (UNL) is a knowledge representation language that has been used in several different fields of natural language processing, such as machine translation, multilingual document generation, summarization, information retrieval and extraction, sentiment analysis and semantic reasoning. It was proposed by the Institute of Advanced Studies of the United Nations University, in Tokyo, Japan, in 1996, and has been promoted by the UNDL Foundation, in Geneva, Switzerland, under a mandate of the United Nations, since 2000.
 
The Universal Networking Language (UNL) is a knowledge representation language that has been used in several different fields of natural language processing, such as machine translation, multilingual document generation, summarization, information retrieval and extraction, sentiment analysis and semantic reasoning. It was proposed by the Institute of Advanced Studies of the United Nations University, in Tokyo, Japan, in 1996, and has been promoted by the UNDL Foundation, in Geneva, Switzerland, under a mandate of the United Nations, since 2000.
  
Originally designed more than 15 years ago, the UNL has not escaped from the action of time and has not incorporated yet several recent advances in the domain of natural language processing. In order to prepare the ground for the necessary updates to the present specifications, the UNDL Foundation set the UNL PANEL initiative and proposes a three-chapter dialogue with the UNL community and other researchers. In each chapter, the UNDL Foundation will invite 6 specialists, from inside and outside the UNL Community, to present their positions and views about technical issues concerning the UNL. The first meeting will be dedicated to the Universal Words, the second will focus on relations and attributes, and the third will be devoted to the UNL document structure.
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Originally designed more than 15 years ago, the UNL has not escaped from the action of time and has not incorporated yet several recent advances in the domain of natural language processing. In order to prepare the ground for the necessary updates to the present specifications, the UNDL Foundation set the '''UNL Panel''' initiative and proposes a three-chapter dialogue with the UNL community and other researchers. In each chapter, the UNDL Foundation will invite 6 specialists, from inside and outside the UNL Community, to present their positions and views about technical issues concerning the UNL. The first meeting will be dedicated to the Universal Words, the second will focus on relations and attributes, and the third will be devoted to the UNL document structure.
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[[I UNL Panel]]: Universal Words

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The Universal Networking Language (UNL) is a knowledge representation language that has been used in several different fields of natural language processing, such as machine translation, multilingual document generation, summarization, information retrieval and extraction, sentiment analysis and semantic reasoning. It was proposed by the Institute of Advanced Studies of the United Nations University, in Tokyo, Japan, in 1996, and has been promoted by the UNDL Foundation, in Geneva, Switzerland, under a mandate of the United Nations, since 2000.

Originally designed more than 15 years ago, the UNL has not escaped from the action of time and has not incorporated yet several recent advances in the domain of natural language processing. In order to prepare the ground for the necessary updates to the present specifications, the UNDL Foundation set the UNL Panel initiative and proposes a three-chapter dialogue with the UNL community and other researchers. In each chapter, the UNDL Foundation will invite 6 specialists, from inside and outside the UNL Community, to present their positions and views about technical issues concerning the UNL. The first meeting will be dedicated to the Universal Words, the second will focus on relations and attributes, and the third will be devoted to the UNL document structure.

I UNL Panel: Universal Words

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