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A Software Suite for the Understanding of Natural Language Marco Ponza Paolo Ferragina Natural Language Understanding Easy for humans Hard for machines But, machines need today to access, read and understand information stored in very

A Software Suite for the Understanding of Natural Language Marco Ponza Paolo Ferragina
Natural Language Understanding Easy for humans Hard for machines But, machines need today to access, read and understand information stored in very large data archives ...and this will get to be more and more crucial with Conversational AI systems!
Natural Language Understanding ▷ Machines represent texts by their (possibly, ambiguous) words Leonardo is the scientist who painted Mona Lisa Leonardo scientist paint Mona Lisa
Natural Language Understanding ▷ Machines represent texts by their (possibly, ambiguous) words Leonardo is the scientist who painted Mona Lisa Leonardo Leonardo (Town) DiCaprio Leonardo scientist paint Mona Lisa Leonardo (Ninja Turtle) Leonardo da Vinci
Understanding the Text by Entities, not Strings Leonardo is the scientist who painted Mona Lisa
Understanding the Text by Entities, not Strings Leonardo is the scientist who painted Mona Lisa Leonardo da Vinci Mona Lisa (painting)
Understanding the Text by Entities, not Strings Leonardo is the scientist who painted Mona Lisa Science Italy Renaissance Leonardo da Vinci Mona Lisa (painting) Louvre Cartography Art Florence
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