The amount of news information a person can routinely access these days would have been unimaginable a hundred years ago. But we still have just 24 hours in a day, and only a single pair of eyes to read, and so the question arises: how to get as much valuable news as possible in a limited time?
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Who says natural language processing and fashion don't overlap? Zalando research brings the latest flair to the scene with their framework based on PyTorch.
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At Google’s annual developer conference I/O 2018, the audience watched in amazement as CEO Sundar Pichai played out the recording of a real conversation between Google Duplex, the company’s personal assistant and a hair salon employee. Instructed by the user, the assistant had placed a call to the salon to book an appointment. What was …
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We're likely to see natural language processing (NLP) reach a level of advancement in 2019 that finally makes more complex applications look both possible and appealing.
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Facebook open-sources PyText to help developers build and deploy natural language processing systems.
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In the question of NLP vs. NLU, the difference comes down to the use of machine learning to understand human text and speech at deep levels. With that level of understanding, the possibilities are limitless.
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Facebook turned a proprietary natural language processing (NLP) code out for public consumption last week, enlisting third-party developers to push the social-media platform into the market for consumer communications.Facebook’s move to open the source code for the PyText NLP it uses to process billions of voice-scripted messages each day come
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Neuro-linguistic programming (NLP) is a way of changing someone’s thoughts and behaviors to help them achieve certain outcomes. Since the first time introduced in 1970, neuro-linguistic programming has seen massive popularity. NLP includes treatment of phobias
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In 2019, it is widely assumed that natural language processing (NLP) will reach a level of advancement that will finally make more complex applications look easy and possible to achieve. This trend will benefit not just chatbots but also its hugely promising but so far disappointing technology cousin voice assistants.
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Screening solutions which integrate NLP can play a key role in the fight against financial crime, says Jim Burnick, managing director of FCC of technology group Pitney Bowes Software.
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