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
And we, we know what search and NLP can do.
- And we, we know what search and NLP can do.
- And that's, in my opinion, why those techniques work for NLP, for images.
- And we are using voice recognition NLP knowledge graph to analyze the requirement.
- Like that's what helped them arrive with new insights to search then like people who are just working on NLP.
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
A field that makes computers understand and use human speech and writing
The study of language using computers to process and understand speech and text
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.