Duta, 2014 - Google Patents
Natural language understanding and prediction: from formal grammars to large scale machine learningDuta, 2014
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- 18062564127327317642
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- Duta N
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- Fundamenta Informaticae
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Scientists have long dreamed of creating machines humans could interact with by voice. Although one no longer believes Turing's prophecy that machines will be able to converse like humans in the near future, real progress has been made in the voice and text-based …
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