Natural Language Processing Pipelines, Explained

By KDnuggets - 2021-03-16

Description

This article presents a beginner's view of NLP, as well as an explanation of how a typical NLP pipeline might look.

Summary

  • Introduction Computers are best at dealing with structured datasets like spreadsheets and database tables.
  • Natural Language Processing Pipelines (NLP Pipelines) When you call NLP on a text or voice, it converts the whole data into strings, and then the prime string undergoes multiple steps (the process called processing pipeline.)
  • Here are 6 Inside Steps in NLP Pipelines To Help Computer To Understand Human Language Sentence Segmentation When you have the paragraph(s) to approach, the best way to proceed is to go with one sentence at a time.
  • And each class is different from the others.

 

Topics

  1. NLP (0.43)
  2. Backend (0.11)
  3. Database (0.06)

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