NLP vs. Machine Learning Approaches in Chatbot Instances
Chatbot instances can act very differently depending on whether they’re based on NLP or machine learning approaches. Here’s a practical example of that.
Category: NLP
Does the acronym NLP tell you nothing? Natural Language Processing seeks to teach computers how to understand human language.
How to Boost your Digital Customer Experience
With the rise of digital channels and online shopping in the past decades, digital customer experience has become extremely important for companies around the globe in order to attract and retain customers. So as a…
What Makes a Chatbot Conversational?
Chatbots have become extraordinarily popular in recent years largely due to technological advances, but not all of them are created equals. From basic button-based bots to NLP-driven conversational chatbots, what differentiate them and most importantly,…
Symbolic AI vs Machine Learning in Natural Language Processing
Since its foundation as an academic discipline in 1955, Artificial Intelligence (AI) research field has been divided into different camps, of which symbolic AI and machine learning. While symbolic AI used to dominate in the…
The Inbenta Dictionary Builder
Inbenta’s NLP is informed by a large and comprehensive Lexicon Dictionary that includes hundreds of thousands of semantic relationships that model every component of a language and the world it describes. This Lexicon Dictionary makes…
Natural language processing: the hottest skill in the jobs market
Natural language processing ranks first in freelancing website Upwork’s list of the fastest growing skills in the global job market.
So you want to be a computational linguist?
Natural Language Processing (NLP) software is all the rage these days. From chatbots to customer self-service to intelligent search, today’s technologies are powered by software that understands the meaning of language. But natural language technology…
3 little changes that’ll make a big difference in your e-commerce
For anyone who’s ever shopped online, it’s likely you’ve started, but not completed, a purchase at least once. It happens pretty frequently it seems. But just how frequently shoppers do that might actually come as…