Evolution of Learning Automata in Natural Language Processing (NLP) | by Anshumaan Phukan | Medium
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Evolution of Learning Automata in Natural Language Processing (NLP) Anshumaan Phukan 10 min read · Jan 22, 2022 -- 2 Listen Share Introduction NLP — Natural Language Processing is a generic word that relates to technology that alters natural language, including such as speech and text, autonomously. The theory of automata is important in giving answers to a variety of difficulties in NLP. Speech recognition, information retrieval, and spelling correction are just a few examples. Because the modeling of facts using rules has several features for language modeling, finite-state approaches are ve
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