The first part of the five phases of compiler design (NLP).
Lexical or morphological analysis is cited as Part 01 of the five phases of NLP compiler design. Although the source references the phases, specific technical details about what is analyzed (e.g., word roots, prefixes, suffixes) are not extensively covered, focusing instead on subsequent phases like Semantic Analysis.
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Content Moderation
Automatically flags or categorizes potentially unsafe or sensitive text (e.g., explicit or hateful content), ensuring…
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Emotion detection/analysis
A specialized NLP task that detects emotions like sadness, joy, fear, disgust, and anger.
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Entity Extraction (NER)
A core NLP technique aimed at extraction and classification of key information (named entities) within…
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Entity Sentiment Analysis
Combines entity analysis and sentiment analysis to determine the sentiment (positive or negative) expressed about…
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Natural Language Processing (NLP)
A field dealing with processing text; includes tasks like Entity Extraction/NER.
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Semantic Analysis
Phase 3 of NLP (compiler design) aimed at understanding the meaning in a statement. Includes…
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Sentiment Analysis
Analyzes text to identify the dominant emotional opinion (positive, negative, or neutral).
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Syntax analysis (parsing)
Phase 2 of NLP (compiler design) that analyzes grammatical structure.
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Topic Modeling
An unsupervised task (clustering) for identifying themes/topics from large sets of unstructured text, often applied…