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Prosem: Eingangsbeispiel hinzugefügt 

* SotA-Referenz erstellt
* mögliche Verwendung von semantic representations erläutert
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The basic terminology should be clear by now. Whenever there are additional prerequisites to understand a method, these are explained in the section of that method.
Before the actual evaluation of the methods starts, the usage of the result of both methods is shortly described. After both syntactic parsing and semantic analysis have been executed, in this order, you have a semantic representation of the input. This representation can be used %TODO how can semantic representations be used
Before the actual evaluation of the methods starts, the usage of the result of both methods is shortly described. After both syntactic parsing and semantic analysis have been executed, in this order, you have a semantic representation of the input. This representation can be used for example in a game. Actually there is one crowdfunded game in development that goes this very road and dialogue with NPCs happens via natural language. The player types in a question or a sentence in a text field. The input is then processed and the NPC answers more or less meaningful. A simple farm boy for example will more likely answer the same over and over again, whereas a guard for example will be able to give you more detailed information that allows you to continue in the story. While the exact internal processing is unknown, it can be assumed that some sort of parsing and semantic analysis will take place to allow for this to happen. The results so far look promising.\cite{Portalarium2013}
But there are other possible use cases as well. The two described methods could be used in a chatbot or a knowledge database that allows you to insert complete questions.
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In this paper both syntactic parsing and semantic analysis are presented. After the presentation of the methods, they are critically discussed to finally come to a conclusion.