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| Hi, In a code, how can you check if a word is "verb" for example? Thanks, Mike |
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| maasultan@gmail.com writes: > In a code, how can you check if a word is "verb" for example? You mean, how to do natural language parsing? It's a big field. For free good stuff that's easy to play with and that works well on English, I'd recommend CMU's downloadable link grammar work at http://www.link.cs.cmu.edu/link/ Mark |
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| On Aug 5, 1:26*pm, maasul...@gmail.com wrote: > Hi, > > In a code, how can you check if a word is "verb" for example? > > Thanks, > Mike My own analysis of language parsing shows that the overall pattern in a sentence can be virtually anything. We can say "I did that." or "That I did". The only way to tell if a word is a verb is by the word itself and perhaps the words next to it, maintaining a database of (verb,noun) pairs that make sense. |
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