Logical operative processes of semantic grammar for machine interpretation

The purpose of this paper is to identify and reveal the significance of primary logical operative processes of semantic grammar of any languages for the establishment of machine interpretation. This neo generative mechanism for logical semantic representation for machine interpretation has been systematically analyzed by logical linguistic and mathematical postulations. These logical operative processes structurally provide a way in which grammatical properties of language can be treated within a framework of speech acts to accommodate and to ease the machine interpretation for ontological representation and cognitive act. This treatment also allows the sentences to be semantically interpreted and hermeneutically analyzed within the temporal movement of speech act for machine interpretation. The logical postulation of operative processes of grammar enables to provide an explanation of the grammatical intuitions of a native speaker of a language in terms of both a variety of cognitive operations and knowledge of distinct object categories to be applied in the machine interpretation.