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Translating often has the meaning of converting from one human language to another. However, in a broader sense, it means transforming a message from one form of communication to another form. Logic is an important form of communication and the ability to translate natural language into logic is important in many different fields, in which logical reasoning and logical arguments are used. In the legal field, for example, judges must often reason from facts and arguments presented in natural language to logical conclusions. In this paper, toward the goal of support for this kind of reasoning with machines, we propose a method for translating natural language into logical representations using a combination of deep learning methods. Our approach contributes methodologies and insights to the development of computational methods for converting natural language into logical representations.
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