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Natural language processing draws knowledge from a diverse collection of fields including computer science, linguistics, and statistics in order to extract pertinent information from the spoken or written word.
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How to automatically connect letters into words?
Actually this is not an AI problem, this is pure programming question solved by dynamic programming.
If you simply want to connect the tokens into a list of correctly spelled words then you proceed a …
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How could an expert system get some meaning from a sentence?
It is very simple in order to get the meaning so that you can do what you want in the two cases above. You need to parse the sentences so that you can get the following semantics (together with built- …
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NLP - Queries using semantic wildcards in full text searching, maybe with Lucene?
As you use the terms NP and VP, I think you are talking about syntactic, not semantic. There are differences between the two.
You can check out dependency grammar to see how it is different from CFG s …
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