Scripts are beneficial because:

Events tend to occur in known runs or patterns.

A casual relationship between events exist.
An entry condition exists which allows an event to
take place.
Prerequisites exist upon events taking place.
Components of a script
The components of a script include:
Entry condition: These are basic condition which must
be fulfilled before events in the script can occur.
Results: Condition that will be true after events in
script occurred.
Props: Slots representing objects involved in events
Roles: These are the actions that the individual
participants perform.
Track: Variations on the script. Different tracks may
share components of the same scripts.
Scenes: The sequence of events that occur.

What is schemas?
in AI, "schemas" usually refer to organized
frameworks or structures that help machines
understand and process information. These
frameworks can represent knowledge about a
specific topic, providing a way for AI systems to
organize and interpret data, much like how humans
use mental frameworks to understand the world
around them. Schemas in AI can be used for tasks
such as recognizing patterns, making decisions, or
understanding language.
Conceptual dependency
Conceptual Dependency theory is based on the use
of limited number of primitive concepts and rules of
formation to represent any natural language
statement. Sentences are represented as a series of
diagrams depicting actions using both abstract and
real physical situations.
•The agent and the objects are represented.
•The actions are built up from a set of primitive acts
which can be modified by tense.
•Building blocks – entities, actions, conceptual cases,
conceptual dependencies and conceptual tenses.
Entities
• Picture producers (PP) – actors/physical objects
including human memory that perform different acts.
•Picture aiders (PA) – supporting properties/attributes
of producers.
Actions
• Primitive actions (ACTs) – actions.
•Action aiders (PA) – supporting properties/attributes
of primitive actions.
Conceptual cases
• All actions involve one or more of these
•Objective case
•Directive case
•Instrumental case
•Recipient case
Conceptual dependencies
•Semantic rules to form dependency structure
•Relationship between an actor and an event
•Relationship between primitive action and an
instrument