Artificial Intelligence Enters the MarketplaceBy illustrating what it can and cannot do, this book puts Artificial Intelligence in perspecitve. It describes the challenges AI can solve and concentrates on the two hottest AI areas currently under commercial development: natural language processing systems and expert systems. |
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... view , " which refers to the way in which the user thinks about the data and the implicit assumptions made in referring to it . The second is ambiguity ... VIEW NATURAL LANGUAGE LOGICAL VIEW NATURAL LANGUAGE PROCESSING 55 CONCEPTUAL VIEW.
... view , " which refers to the way in which the user thinks about the data and the implicit assumptions made in referring to it . The second is ambiguity ... VIEW NATURAL LANGUAGE LOGICAL VIEW NATURAL LANGUAGE PROCESSING 55 CONCEPTUAL VIEW.
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... LOGICAL VIEW PHYSICAL VIEW DBMS Figure 3.4 Intellect's Lexicon Defines the Mapping Between the User's Conceptual view and the Database Management System's ( DBMS's ) Logical View . the user's conceptual view can be very different from ...
... LOGICAL VIEW PHYSICAL VIEW DBMS Figure 3.4 Intellect's Lexicon Defines the Mapping Between the User's Conceptual view and the Database Management System's ( DBMS's ) Logical View . the user's conceptual view can be very different from ...
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... view and the logical view , any natural language system that forces the user to understand the logical view is failing to address the very problem that it was created to solve . The solution of this problem involves the use of a lexicon ...
... view and the logical view , any natural language system that forces the user to understand the logical view is failing to address the very problem that it was created to solve . The solution of this problem involves the use of a lexicon ...
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