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Mind the Gap: Collecting Commonsense Data about Simple Experiences Jerry S. Weltman S. S. Iyengar Michael Hegarty Louisiana State University Florida International University Louisiana State University Baton Rouge, Louisiana Miami, Florida Baton Rouge, Louisiana jweltm2@ iyengar@ mhegar1@ ABSTRACT there and picked it up. He dropped it. Crash! This In natural language, there are many gaps between what is was fun! stated and what is understood. Speakers and listeners fill in these gaps, presumably from some life experience, but no This simple narrative contains many unstated gaps that even one knows how to get this experiential data into a the youngest reader could fill in, but a computer cannot: computer. As a first step, we have created a methodology  Max is probably a little boy and software interface for collecting commonsense data about simple experiences. This work is intended to form the  Max is probably in a room basis of a new resource for natural language processing.  At the start of the story, Max is probably in a We model experience as a sequence of comic frames, sitting position annotated with the changing intentional and physical states  Max sees the vase before going to it of the characters