NLP
- noun
- /ɛn ɛl pi/
- Specialized
- Popularized by success-and-empowerment gurus such as Tony Robbins, NLP has been compared to hypnosis.
- NLP incorporates
- use of NLP
- NLP technique
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Examples
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Experiencing NLP is the best way of gaining an understanding of its applications.
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Neuro-linguistic programming (NLP) is a powerful tool connecting three elements:
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And we, we know what search and NLP can do.
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And we are using voice recognition NLP knowledge graph to analyze the requirement.
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John Grinder and Richard Bandler developed NLP in the US in the 1970s.
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In conclusion, NLP can be a valuable adjunct to therapeutic interventions, business, and teaching.
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The best-known and probably most widely used NLP technique is "anchoring."
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Word2vec is an NN embedding model from natural language processing (NLP), which is able to embed words into word vectors.
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Natural language processing, or NLP, helps computers understand and analyze human languages.
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Many companies use NLP to improve customer service through chatbots that can converse in natural language.
Synonyms
The way computers understand and work with human language
The study of language using computers to process and understand speech and text
A field that makes computers understand and use human speech and writing
Surface Forms
Morphology
NLP = natural + language + processing (opaque) = N + L + P
The term is an initialism (N-L-P) whose letters do not function as standard English morphemes; understanding requires expansion to 'natural language processing'.
Etymology
The word NLP comes from three English words: natural 'everyday, human', language 'words and speech', and processing 'working on' or 'handling'. Think of processing like a factory that works on everyday human language so computers can understand and use it, which is what modern NLP does.