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Introduction to Artificial Intelligence & Expert Systems




                    Notes              Regular grammar was first introduced for studying the properties of neural nets. The
                                       languages represented by regular expressions are called the regular languages.

                                       Semantic and pragmatic analysis make up the most complex phase of language processing
                                       as they build up on results of all the above mentioned disciplines.
                                       The goal of syntactic analysis is to determine whether the text string on Input is a sentence
                                       in the given (natural) language. If it is, the result of the analysis contains a description of
                                       the syntactic structure of the sentence.

                                   12.7 Keywords

                                   Context-sensitive Grammar: It is a formal grammar in which left-hand sides and right hand dies
                                   of any production (rewrite) rules may be surrounded by a context of terminal and non terminal
                                   symbols.
                                   Linguistics: It is the study of human languages. It follows scientific approach. So it is also
                                   referred to as linguistic science.
                                   NLP: It stands Natural Language Processing. NLP is a sub field of Artificial intelligence (AI)
                                   Linguistic, devoted to make computer “ understand” statements written in human languages.
                                   Parsing: It is a process to determine how a string might be derived using productions (rewrite
                                   rules) of a given grammar.

                                   Semantic Network: It is a structure for representing knowledge as a pattern of interconnected
                                   nodes and arcs, in a way that the nodes represent concepts of entities, attributes, events and
                                   states; and the arcs represent the connections among the concepts.

                                   12.8 Review Questions

                                   1.  Explain natural language processing.
                                   2.  Define linguistics. What is computational linguistics?
                                   3.  What is formal language?

                                   4.  Explain the role of parsing.
                                   5.  Discuss recognition and classification process.
                                   6.  Explain natural language systems.

                                   7.  Define knowledge representation.
                                   8.  What do you understand by syntactic analysis?

                                   Answers: Self Assessment

                                   1.  True                              2.   False
                                   3.  False                             4.   True
                                   5.  False                             6.   False

                                   7.  True                              8.   False
                                   9.  True                              10.  True
                                   11.  False                            12.  True





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