About the Book
Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 131. Chapters: Zipf's law, Speech recognition, Natural language processing, Optical character recognition, Machine translation, Benford's law, Speech synthesis, Bradford's law, WordNet, Zeta distribution, Text corpus, Universal Networking Language, Word sense disambiguation, EuroWordNet, Automatic summarization, Stemming, Question answering, Categorial grammar, SemEval, Semantic similarity, NooJ, Text mining, Speech generating device, Treebank, N-gram, Voice activity detection, LENA Foundation, Chinese speech synthesis, Computational humor, Automatic Acquisition of Sense-Tagged Corpora, Interlingual machine translation, Lexical Markup Framework, Analogical modeling, Statistical semantics, Hans Uszkoreit, Asia Online, Text Retrieval Conference, Soundex, Machine translation software usability, Filtered-popping recursive transition network, Natural language user interface, Named entity recognition, Tatoeba, Grammar induction, Q-systems, Lesk algorithm, Noisy text analytics, Co-occurrence networks, Language identification, METEO System, Computational lexicology, Quack.com, Document structuring, Articulatory phonology, Sliding window based part-of-speech tagging, Intelligent character recognition, Second-order co-occurrence pointwise mutual information, Zipf-Mandelbrot law, Content determination, Word sense induction, Companions Project, ClearForest, Lexical choice, Referring expression generation, Aggregation, National Centre for Text Mining, Open domain question answering, SALERO, Morphological dictionary, IntraText, Subvocal recognition, Acoustic Model, Machine-readable dictionary, Lemmatisation, Realization, LOLITA, Association for Computational Linguistics, Genetic fuzzy systems, Sentence extraction, Generative Lexicon, ALPAC, Australasian Language Technology Association, Logic form, Distributional hypothesis, Language Computer C...
