Computational Linguistics

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4 domain-specific abstractions whose origin domain is Computational Linguistics.

• DisCoCat — A categorical compositional distributional semantics framework in which a structure-preserving functor maps grammatical derivations to operations that compose word meanings in a vector-space or other distributional semantic category.
• Stylometry — Quantitative inference about authorship or style from measured patterns in language or other symbol-producing behavior.
• Synchronous context-free grammar — A paired grammar whose productions simultaneously rewrite linked nonterminals in two strings or trees, encoding structural correspondences and reorderings.
• Word-sense disambiguation — Select the contextually intended sense of an ambiguous word from a declared sense inventory, while keeping inventory granularity and annotation uncertainty separate from model accuracy.