14. An article for merging two or more knowledge bases comprising a tangibly embodied machine-readable medium operable to cause one or more machines to result in operations comprising: applying association-grounded semantics to collapse a language of each of the knowledge bases to obtain a single class of predicates for each language; and mapping the classes of predicates for the knowledge bases into a common language to generate a merged knowledge base.
14. An article for merging two or more knowledge bases comprising a tangibly embodied machine-readable medium operable to cause one or more machines to result in operations comprising: applying association-grounded semantics to collapse a language of each of the knowledge bases to obtain a single class of predicates for each language; and mapping the classes of predicates for the knowledge bases into a common language to generate a merged knowledge base. 19. An article as in claim 14 , wherein at least one of the knowledge bases includes natural language descriptions of its utilized symbols, and wherein the article is further operable to cause one or more machines to result in operations comprising: applying text processing to obtain association-grounded semantic meanings for each of the utilized symbols.