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•The DM extends the Penman Upper Model
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•The DM provides a model of our domain, being
CAD/CAM instructions
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•It specifies broadly two kinds of concepts:
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•Configurational concepts – these
concepts define the way in which domain-specific content can be organized (in
an A-Box). Thus, we distinguish procedures (having goals), and methods to
achieve them. These concepts provide the basis from which the text planner
starts developing its text plans (whose organization are not necessarily
isomorphic to the structure of the A-box, though!).
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•Domain-specific content – these concepts
are used to describe domain-specific actions, events, and objects like the
drawing of a line-and-arc-combination polyline, the setting of multiline
boundary elements, etcetera.
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•The DM provides a library of access functions
that can be used to query the structure and content provided by an A-box. We
make extensive use of this library in the text structuring module.
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•Content specification is done using DM
concepts. The user specifies the content to be realised by a text as an
A-box, using the interface’s Model Editor.
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