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Ramesh et al., 2020 - Google Patents

Interpretable natural language segmentation based on link grammar

Ramesh et al., 2020

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17294708734126892995
Author
Ramesh V
Kolonin A
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Publication venue
2020 Science and Artificial Intelligence conference (SAI ence)

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Natural language segmentation (NLS), or text segmentation, refers to the process of dividing written text into meaningful units. Sentence segmentation, a subfield of text segmentation, is the problem of dividing a string of natural language text into its component sentences …
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