Have you ever stopped to ponder the vast array of words beginning with “whi”? This unique combination of letters spawns a variety of intriguing vocabulary choices, each with its own distinct meaning and usage. Let’s delve into the realm of… Continue Reading →
How do cats understand human language? Understanding the way cats perceive and interpret human language has been a topic of fascination for many pet owners. While we cannot be certain about the extent of their comprehension, research has shown that… Continue Reading →
Chatbots and virtual assistants have become increasingly popular in recent years, serving as a medium for interactive and engaging conversations with users. However, many of these dialogue systems struggle to provide responses that are contextually appropriate and tailored to the… Continue Reading →
The field of natural language generation (NLG) continues to evolve, aiming to create more human-like and coherent responses in spoken dialogue systems. One promising approach is sequence-to-sequence generation, which leverages deep syntax trees to produce high-quality natural language strings. In… Continue Reading →
Can machines ask engaging and natural questions about an image? This research article titled “Generating Natural Questions About an Image” dives into the fascinating world of Visual Question Generation (VQG). Authored by Nasrin Mostafazadeh, Ishan Misra, Jacob Devlin, Margaret Mitchell,… Continue Reading →
Have you ever wondered how people judge the formality, informativeness, and implicature of a sentence? It might sound like a daunting task, but researchers are making great strides in understanding these linguistic variables. In this article, we delve into the… Continue Reading →
Word2vec, developed by Tomas Mikolov and his colleagues, has garnered significant attention in recent years for its cutting-edge word embeddings. The research papers describing the learning models behind the word2vec software, however, have often been criticized for their cryptic nature… Continue Reading →
Singapore English (SgE) is a fascinating linguistic phenomenon that has been extensively studied due to its unique characteristics and its emergence as a distinct variety of English spoken in Singapore. Previous research has highlighted the presence of specific segmental and… Continue Reading →
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