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Speech and Language Processing
Penulis: Daniel Jurafsky and James H. Martin •
Identifier: --danieljura-1699
This is an exciting time to be working in speech and language processing. Historically distinct ï¬Âelds (natural language processing, speech recognition, computational linguistics, computational psycholinguistics) have begun to merge. The commercial availability of speech recognition and the need for web-based language techniques have provided an important impetus for the development of real systems. The availability of very large on-line corpora has enabled statistical models of language at every level, from phonetics to discourse.