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1976
Despite the apparent lack of effect, people frequently talk to their machines. To replace such fruitless monologs with productive dialogs is probably the most important and most ambitious goal of artificial intelligence. Since nearly all of man’s intellectual activities involve language, a full mechanical language processing capability would seem to ...
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Despite the apparent lack of effect, people frequently talk to their machines. To replace such fruitless monologs with productive dialogs is probably the most important and most ambitious goal of artificial intelligence. Since nearly all of man’s intellectual activities involve language, a full mechanical language processing capability would seem to ...
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1991
Languages which have emerged in the history of human culture, such as English, Japanese and Swahili, are called natural languages. Contrarily, languages designed to be understood mechanically, such as musical scores and programming languages, are called artificial languages.
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Languages which have emerged in the history of human culture, such as English, Japanese and Swahili, are called natural languages. Contrarily, languages designed to be understood mechanically, such as musical scores and programming languages, are called artificial languages.
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2011
Natural language processing (NLP) is a subfield of linguistics and artificial intelligence (AI). It studies the problems inherent to the processing and manipulation of natural language (NL). The ultimate goal of NLP is to make computers “understand” statements written in human languages. The definition of “understanding” is one of the major problems in
Serge Linckels, Christoph Meinel
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Natural language processing (NLP) is a subfield of linguistics and artificial intelligence (AI). It studies the problems inherent to the processing and manipulation of natural language (NL). The ultimate goal of NLP is to make computers “understand” statements written in human languages. The definition of “understanding” is one of the major problems in
Serge Linckels, Christoph Meinel
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A unified architecture for natural language processing: deep neural networks with multitask learning
International Conference on Machine Learning, 2008R. Collobert, J. Weston
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Foundations of Statistical Natural Language Processing
Information retrieval (Boston), 2001P. Kantor
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2006
The study of language is fascinating for a number of reasons. First of all, human languages are intimately connected to the knowledge of the world and to our living in the world. We are able to talk about the things we can touch, about things that happen, about our emotions, desires, sensations.
Lesmo L., PAZIENZA, MARIA TERESA
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The study of language is fascinating for a number of reasons. First of all, human languages are intimately connected to the knowledge of the world and to our living in the world. We are able to talk about the things we can touch, about things that happen, about our emotions, desires, sensations.
Lesmo L., PAZIENZA, MARIA TERESA
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