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• TITLE: The Meaning Function Four Dimensional View: Procedural Approach

  AUTHORS: Hatem El-Ssayed, Aly N. Elwakeil

  KEYWORDS: Computational Linguistics, Vector Analysis, Surface Integral, Meaning Theory

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Modern Linguistics, Vol.8 No.2, April 30, 2018

  ABSTRACT: This paper proposes a new procedural model for the meaning theory as a vector valued function. This function exhibits the consistency and isomorphism properties through the vector space. The new model explains the procedural mechanism of the lingual communication between the speaker and the audience in four-dimensional view. This approach can lead to several applications in different fields. The encoding of texts or speech by the useful properties of vector spaces and their linearity property will improve the digital translation quality. This consequently will improve the precession of the statistical and computational analysis of texts. Programming the statements of a text will be established easily. This in turn can be a subject matter of the decision-making in general and informatics. In addition, the model gives a clear distinction between the two terms “explanation” and “interpretation” of a specific text. Furthermore, the model feeds the perception of how the meaning appears in different dimensions based on the signification vectors which can be constructed according to the meaning state of a given text. This has been a big dilemma in the linguistic academic field long time ago.