What is Natural Language? Where Can I Find More Information?

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Natural language refers to human languages like English, and discussions around it often involve natural language processing (NLP), which is a field of artificial intelligence focused on the interaction between computers and human language. Key areas of interest include grammar analysis and understanding the basics of NLP. The inquiry also touches on the concept of natural language as a fifth-generation programming language, indicating a desire for deeper knowledge in this area. For further information, resources such as university linguistics pages can be helpful, along with online searches for relevant keywords related to natural language and NLP.
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can anyone let me know where to get more info about natural language?
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Is this what you're looking for? Or http://www.nyu.edu/pages/linguistics/ling.html
 
okay, though I NEVER got ANY help from the driver or SUCH similar THINGs, I will try to help you out, first of all, tell me what you mean by natural language !
Isn't it English you are using natural one ?
I don't know if you made this question for fun or for some more information about someone, or even whether or not you already know about basics of natural language processing, but grammar analysis is the first target to attack!
Search the net for some what you think are key words...avi[/size] !
 
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huh...u said i post this question juz for fun?why must i waste my time to do such a silly thing!what i only know is natural language is the fifth generation programming language...so i want to know more about that...
 

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