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Card 1NLP Basics

What is Natural Language Processing (NLP)?

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Natural Language Processing, or NLP, is a sub-field of AI that focuses on enabling computers to understand and process human languages. It helps machines work with spoken and written language in usefu…

Card 2NLP Basics

Why is NLP important in AI?

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NLP is important because it allows computers to read, understand, and make sense of human language. This makes it possible for machines to respond usefully in tasks like chat, search, translation, and…

Card 3NLP Basics

What is the ultimate objective of NLP?

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The ultimate objective of NLP is to read, decipher, understand, and make sense of human languages in a valuable manner. In simple words, NLP tries to help machines understand language the way people u…

Card 4Challenges in NLP

Why is NLP difficult for computers?

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NLP is difficult because human speech is often ambiguous and depends on slang, regional dialects, and social context. Computers need precise and structured language, so understanding natural language …

Card 5Human vs Computer Language

How is human language different from computer language?

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Human language is flexible, context-based, and sometimes unclear. Computer language is precise, unambiguous, and highly structured. Computers work with numbers and exact instructions, while humans oft…

Card 6Phases of NLP

What is lexical or morphological analysis in NLP?

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Lexical or morphological analysis is the first phase of NLP. It scans text as a stream of characters and breaks it into readable lexemes such as words and word parts.

Card 7Phases of NLP

What does syntax analysis or parsing do?

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Syntax analysis or parsing is the second phase of NLP. It checks the structure of text and arranges words correctly so that grammar and relationships between words are understood.

Card 8Phases of NLP

What is semantic analysis in NLP?

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Semantic analysis is the third phase of NLP. It focuses on the literal meaning of words, phrases, and sentences, helping the computer understand what the text means.

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