Using Language to Find Genealogy Facts

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Using Language to Find Genealogy Facts Peter Lindes BYU Spring Research Conference 9 March 2013 pl 3/8/2013 Language for Genealogy Facts

Language for Genealogy Facts The Challenge pl 3/8/2013 Language for Genealogy Facts

Language for Genealogy Facts The Solution pl 3/8/2013 Language for Genealogy Facts

Syntax Charles Christopher Lathrop, b. 1817, d. 1865, +---------------------------------Xp--------------------------------+ | +------------Ss------------+ | +-------------Wd-------------+---MX*p--+-----Xc----+ | | | +----G----+----G----+ +-Xd-+-MVp+-IN+ | +-MVp+-IN+ | | | | | | | | | | | | | | LEFT-WALL Charles Christopher Lathrop , born.v in 1817 , died.v in 1865 . m. 1856, Mary Augusta Andruss, +---------MX---------+ | +--------Xd-------+ +--Ss--+--MVp-+-IN+ | +--G--+---G---+-Xc-+ | | | | | | | | | GNP married.v in 1856 , Mary Augusta Andruss . pl 3/8/2013 Language for Genealogy Facts

Language for Genealogy Facts Semantics Charles Christopher Lathrop, b. 1817, d. 1865. in(born,N4) in(died,N6) 1857(N4) Charles(N2) Christopher(N2) Lathrop(N2) born(N2) 1865(N6) died(N2) NAME(N13,“Charles Christopher Lathrop”) DATE(D43,“1817”) DATE(D44,“1865”) isPerson(P22) hasName(P22,N13) isEvent(E7,“birth”) hasSubject(E7,P22) happenedIn(E7,D43) isEvent(E8,“death”) hasSubject(E8,P22) happenedIn(E8,D44) m. 1856, Mary Augusta Andruss. in(married,N16) 1856(N16) GNP(N15) Mary(N18) Augusta(N18) Andruss(N18) married(N15,N18) NAME(N21,“Mary Augusta Andruss”) DATE(D45,“1856”) isPerson(P23) hasName(P23,N21) isEvent(E9,“marriage”) hasSubject(E9,P22) hasObject(E9,P23) happenedIn(E9,D45) FAMILY(F27) createdBy(F27,E9) memberOf(P22,F27) memberOf(P23,F27) husbandIn(P22,F27) wifeIn(P23,F27) Charles Halstead, b. 1857, d. 1861. in(born,N25) in(died,N26) 1857(N25) Charles(N23) Halstead(N23) born(N25) 1861(N26) died(N23) NAME(N29,“Charles Halstead”) DATE(D46,“1857”) DATE(D47,“1861”) isPerson(P24) hasName(P24,N29) isEvent(E10,“birth”) hasSubject(E10,P24) happenedIn(E10,D46) isEvent(E11,“death”) hasSubject(E11,P24) happenedIn(E11,D47) memberOf(P24,F27) childIn(P24,F27) NAME(N30,“Charles Halstead Lathrop”) hasName(P24,N30) pl 3/8/2013 Language for Genealogy Facts

Language for Genealogy Facts Integration PersonName Person BirthYear DeathYear Charles Christopher Lathrop osmx411 1817 1865 Mary Augusta Andruss osmx415 Charles Halstead osmx478 1857 1861 OntoES Facts Soar Facts NAME(N13,“Charles Christopher Lathrop”) DATE(D43,“1817”) DATE(D44,“1865”) isPerson(P22) hasName(P22,N13) isEvent(E7,“birth”) hasSubject(E7,P22) happenedIn(E7,D43) isEvent(E8,“death”) hasSubject(E8,P22) happenedIn(E8,D44) NAME(N21,“Mary Augusta Andruss”) DATE(D45,“1856”) isPerson(P23) hasName(P23,N21) isEvent(E9,“marriage”) hasSubject(E9,P22) hasObject(E9,P23) happenedIn(E9,D45) NAME(N29,“Charles Halstead”) DATE(D46,“1857”) DATE(D47,“1861”) isPerson(P24) hasName(P24,N29) isEvent(E10,“birth”) hasSubject(E10,P24) happenedIn(E10,D46) isEvent(E11,“death”) hasSubject(E11,P24) happenedIn(E11,D47) FAMILY(F27) createdBy(F27,E9) memberOf(P22,F27) memberOf(P23,F27) husbandIn(P22,F27) wifeIn(P23,F27) memberOf(P24,F27) childIn(P24,F27) NAME(N30,“Charles Halstead Lathrop”) hasName(P24,N30) pl 3/8/2013 Language for Genealogy Facts

Language for Genealogy Facts Evaluation pl 3/8/2013 Language for Genealogy Facts

Expected Contributions Enhance LG Parser robustness for genealogy Enhance LG-Soar for genealogy Add inferencing to discover people, events, and family groups Integrate with other OntoES tools Find many more facts Grow the conceptual model with new classes and relations pl 3/8/2013 Language for Genealogy Facts