Artificial Intelligence Processing of Natural Languages: Improving Understanding and Communication
Aranga. Kothai Nachiyar, M.C.A., M.Phil.
Ayya Nadar Janaki Ammal College(Autonomous)
Summary
Natural language processing (NPL) is one of the AI models that has altered the direction of AI. Therefore, in order to improve understanding and communication, the study has explored the potential of NPL. On the basis of the subject in the introduction section, further pertinent questions and objectives were covered. Here, assessments of earlier research and critical discussions in the literature review have demonstrated the evident possibilities and challenges of natural language processing. Studies have also produced new perspectives based on literary data. Sentiment analysis and the customer perspective were proven to be helpful in addressing the NPL implication on a large scale.
Keywords:
Natural Language Processing Artificial intelligence,Enhancing Communication Enhancing Understanding, Sentimental Analysis
- RO1: To analyse the factors of NPL that can improve communication and understanding
- RO2: To discuss the factors impacting the implication of NPL for enhancing communication and understanding
- RO3: To understand the possibilities of NPL for improving communication and understanding
- RO4: To suggest tangible solutions for countering the issues that is hindering the implication of NPL for improving communication and understanding Research Questions
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