Develop a Working Understanding of Natural Langauge Processing
What do you like best?
The Stanford Parser is an easy introduction to natural language processing (NLP). The program uses a combination of approaches to identify and tag both the individual components (syntax) within a sentence and to accurately assign the relationship between the words (semantics). Users can download the Java based version of the program, or experiment with it on their website.
What do you dislike?
The Stanford Parser is one of many natural language parsers available on the market. I prefer Stanford for its ease and accessibility. The use of a recurrent neural network may produce greater results for someone working in a highly technical and linguistically complex environment, where immediacy and accuracy are equally weighted.
What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?
Developing an interactive knowledge base that exceeds the limits of a preset FAQ is essential for customer engagement. The Stanford Parser provides the foundation for generating the framework for that interaction.