Natural language processing - Revision history

MarkGall: removed parody(?) (whether parody or not, these paragraphs don't seem to have any relevance to NLP)

2009-09-22T02:09:30Z

removed parody(?) (whether parody or not, these paragraphs don't seem to have any relevance to NLP)

Foxtrot: wikify

2008-09-05T07:28:28Z

wikify

JohnEasterman at 15:14, May 18, 2008

2008-05-18T15:14:13Z

JohnEasterman at 15:13, May 18, 2008

2008-05-18T15:13:05Z

JohnEasterman: New page: '''Natural Language Processing, or NLP''' is a branch of Cognitive Science, relating strongly to Artificial intelligence. It deals with the attempts to create algorithms which can ...

2008-05-18T15:01:05Z

New page: '''Natural Language Processing, or NLP''' is a branch of Cognitive Science, relating strongly to Artificial intelligence. It deals with the attempts to create algorithms which can ...

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'''Natural Language Processing, or NLP''' is a branch of [[Cognitive Science]], relating strongly to [[Artificial intelligence]]. It deals with the attempts to create algorithms which can make sense of, to a lesser or greater degree, ordinary human language, as well as work by researchers to gain a greater depth of understanding into the true nature of language.

Although some linguists, have proposed that language is learnt, and has little inherent basis, this would seem to be inconsistent with accepted truths, specifically the [[Tower of Babel]]. The tower of Babel incident clearly shows that language has basis in a person at a level far greater than what can be learnt, as [[The Lord]] made it so the people instinctively spoke different languages, and only through great effort can they understand each other's.

One of the primary fields in creation linguistics is understanding the nature of the changes language underwent after the tower of Bable, and attempting to determine the nature of the original language, accepted by most as a more perfect version of [[Hebrew]]

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	'''Natural Language Processing''', or '''NLP''' is a branch of [[cognitive science]], relating strongly to [[artificial intelligence]]. It deals with the attempts to create [[algorithm]]s which can make sense of, to a lesser or greater degree, ordinary [[human language]], as well as work by researchers to gain a greater depth of understanding into the true nature of language.<ref>http://nlp.shef.ac.uk/</ref>		'''Natural Language Processing''', or '''NLP''' is a branch of [[cognitive science]], relating strongly to [[artificial intelligence]]. It deals with the attempts to create [[algorithm]]s which can make sense of, to a lesser or greater degree, ordinary [[human language]], as well as work by researchers to gain a greater depth of understanding into the true nature of language.<ref>http://nlp.shef.ac.uk/</ref>
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−	Although some [[linguist]]s, have proposed that language is learnt, and has little inherent basis, this would seem to be inconsistent with accepted truths, specifically the [[Tower of Babel]]. The Tower of Babel incident clearly shows that language has basis in a person at a level far greater than what can be learnt, as [[The Lord]] made it so the people instinctively spoke different languages, and only through great effort can they understand each other's.
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−	One of the primary fields in creation linguistics is understanding the nature of the changes language underwent after the Tower of Babel, and attempting to determine the nature of the original language, accepted by most as a more perfect version of [[Hebrew]].

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-'''Natural Language Processing, or NLP''' is a branch of [[Cognitive Science]], relating strongly to [[Artificial intelligence]]. It deals with the attempts to create algorithms which can make sense of, to a lesser or greater degree, ordinary human language, as well as work by researchers to gain a greater depth of understanding into the true nature of language.<ref>http://nlp.shef.ac.uk/</ref>
+'''Natural Language Processing''', or '''NLP''' is a branch of [[cognitive science]], relating strongly to [[artificial intelligence]]. It deals with the attempts to create [[algorithm]]s which can make sense of, to a lesser or greater degree, ordinary [[human language]], as well as work by researchers to gain a greater depth of understanding into the true nature of language.<ref>http://nlp.shef.ac.uk/</ref>
-Although some linguists, have proposed that language is learnt, and has little inherent basis, this would seem to be inconsistent with  accepted truths, specifically the [[Tower of Babel]]. The tower of Babel incident clearly shows that language has basis in a person at a level far greater than what can be learnt, as [[The Lord]] made it so the people instinctively spoke different languages, and only through great effort can they understand each other's.
+Although some [[linguist]]s, have proposed that language is learnt, and has little inherent basis, this would seem to be inconsistent with  accepted truths, specifically the [[Tower of Babel]]. The Tower of Babel incident clearly shows that language has basis in a person at a level far greater than what can be learnt, as [[The Lord]] made it so the people instinctively spoke different languages, and only through great effort can they understand each other's.
-One of the primary fields in creation linguistics is understanding the nature of the changes language underwent after the tower of Bable, and attempting to determine the nature of the original language, accepted by most as a more perfect version of [[Hebrew]]
+One of the primary fields in creation linguistics is understanding the nature of the changes language underwent after the Tower of Babel, and attempting to determine the nature of the original language, accepted by most as a more perfect version of [[Hebrew]].
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