MHB N and V: Finding the Right Balance

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The discussion centers on the interpretation of an algorithm that classifies words, specifically identifying their grammatical categories such as noun or verb, singular or plural, and verb tense. Participants clarify that the algorithm's outputs include the initial form of each word along with its grammatical classifications. There is also a mention of morphology, which involves breaking down words into their root, base, stem, and affixes. However, one participant expresses that they find morphology too complex and not necessary for their exam preparation, leading them to skip this topic in their studies.
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what is this trying to say? N and V could be Noun and verb...
 
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From common sense, this looks like inputs and outputs of some algorithm that classifies words. For each word the algorithm returns its initial form and its grammatical categories: noun or verb, singular or plural, as well as tense for verbs. Were you asking this or something different?
 
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From common sense, this looks like inputs and outputs of some algorithm that classifies words. For each word the algorithm returns its initial form and its grammatical categories: noun or verb, singular or plural, as well as tense for verbs. Were you asking this or something different?
I got it now not 100% but morphology means dividing the words into root, base, stem, affixes etc. Not needed for my exams so skipped this to learn completely as too complicated stuffs.
 
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