A brief summary in Woods'paper reads : " The idea of procedural semantics is that the semantics of natural language sentences can be characterized in a formalism whose meanings are defined by abstract procedures that a computer ( or a person ) can either execute or reason about.
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Meaning as the ability to recognize instances ( of objects ) or perform actions is specifically treated in the paradigm called " Procedural Semantics ", described in a number of papers including " Procedural Semantics " by Philip N . Johnson-Laird ( Cognition, 5 ( 1977 ) 189; see http : / / www . nyu . edu / gsas / dept / philo / courses / mindsandmachines / Papers / procedural . pdf ) and expanded by William A . Woods in " Meaning and Links " ( AI Magazine Volume 28 Number 4 ( 2007 ); see http : / / www . aaai . org / ojs / index . php / aimagazine / article / view / 2069 / 2056 ).
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Meaning as the ability to recognize instances ( of objects ) or perform actions is specifically treated in the paradigm called " Procedural Semantics ", described in a number of papers including " Procedural Semantics " by Philip N . Johnson-Laird ( Cognition, 5 ( 1977 ) 189; see http : / / www . nyu . edu / gsas / dept / philo / courses / mindsandmachines / Papers / procedural . pdf ) and expanded by William A . Woods in " Meaning and Links " ( AI Magazine Volume 28 Number 4 ( 2007 ); see http : / / www . aaai . org / ojs / index . php / aimagazine / article / view / 2069 / 2056 ).
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