Titlebook: Automatic Processing of Natural-Language Electronic Texts with NooJ; 9th International Co Tatsiana Okrut,Yuras Hetsevich,Hanna Stanislavenk

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Jamila K. Stockman,Kristin K. Gundersennguage Processing (NLP). In this context, this paper is inscribed. Our proposed resolution method is based essentially on the use of transducers on text automata. Indeed, these transducers specify the lexical rules of the Arabic language allowing corpus disambiguation. In order to achieve our resolu

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Golda Meir: The Israeli Iron Lady,val (IR). Indexing content allows to find relevant documents on the basis of a user’s query. Numerous researches discuss the use of automated indexing, considered faster and cheaper than manual systems. However, in order to produce the index, using algorithms, entails low precision, low recall, and

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Golda Meir: The Israeli Iron Lady,ll have poor performance and at the same time the ambiguity of recognized commands is unacceptable for safety reasons. We introduce the SAOF concepts for language models to define standards for communication..The article covers the approach for language modeling for robots-human interaction, i.e. a

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-60891-4ized by a huge number of different terms that appear in corpora with very low frequencies. For this reason, machine learning or statistical approaches do not achieve good results on this domain. In our work we apply a morpho-semantic approach that take advantage from a number of Italian and English

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Giles Scott-Smith,J. Simon Rofes for further use in text-to-speech synthesis or other applications..The purpose of a telemetry system is to reliably and transparently convey measurement information from a remotely located data-generating source to users located in space or on Earth. For the purpose of this paper, by satellite tel

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978-3-319-42470-5Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2016

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Automatic Processing of Natural-Language Electronic Texts with NooJ978-3-319-42471-2Series ISSN 1865-0929 Series E-ISSN 1865-0937

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