Natural Language Processing and Computational Linguistics 1

Kurdi, Mohamed Zakaria

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“…In section (10), it is explained how the comments were evaluated by experts, which was done using a questionnaire form. The results shown in Table 7 for each sample comment.…”

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“…It is a starting point for studying language or checking assumptions about the language. There are three main stages for building the corpus [10]: -The preparatory step: In this step, the properties and the purpose of the corpus compilation are determined, and how the corpus is compiled. This is done before starting the corpus compilation process.…”

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Automated Analysis of Comments on Press Articles in Websites (Articles Literature as Case Study)

Abdulrahman¹,

Rahma²

2020

ETJ

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Due to the increasing electronic publishing sites for printed and certified newspapers, the reader faced the problem of reaching his goal by accessing these sites, which led to the neglect of a large section of important publications. The provision of an automated measure to verify the positive and negative articles based on the analysis of readers' comments on the articles is a necessity to see the important articles that are compatible with the corpus generated by us for inference. The project achieved the previous target and achieved a success rate. The Bag-of-Words Model (BoW) was used to obtain the repetition of the block of words to build the corpus. The proposed system is evaluated based on four metrics (Accuracy= 93%, Precision= 94%, Recall= 94% and F-measure= 94%). The effectiveness results obtain by this system was (Accuracy, Precision and Recall and F-measure).

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“…In section (10), it is explained how the comments were evaluated by experts, which was done using a questionnaire form. The results shown in Table 7 for each sample comment.…”

Section: Evaluation Comments By Experts Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Automated Analysis of Comments on Press Articles in Websites (Articles Literature as Case Study)

Abdulrahman¹,

Rahma²

2020

ETJ

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“…It goes without saying that syllable structure varies appreciably from one language to another. Unlike the French language wherein the onset is an optional element (Kurdi, 2016), the onset node is obligatory in standard and colloquial Arabic i.e., onsetless syllable is not permitted (Louriz, 2004;AlAmro, 2015). Thus, when an onsetless word enters a language that prohibits such pattern, it is either deleted or a consonant is inserted (MaCharthy, 2008).…”

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An Optimality Analysis of the Phonology of French Loanwords as Manifested in the Eastern Part of Algeria

Kessar¹,

Mahadin²

2020

IJL

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The present study sheds lights on the French loanwords which are integrated in the Algerian Spoken Arabic (ASA), particularly the dialect spoken in the Eastern part. It identifies the phonological processes used to adapt them within an Optimality Theory (OT) framework. A thorough scrutiny of the data indicated that the French loanwords underwent a number of adaptations to fit into the phonological system of the Algerian Arabic. Moreover, the results revealed that this nativization process involves a number of phonological processes, namely unpacking of nasal vowels, nasal place assimilation, vowel deletion, front vowel raising, voicing, devoicing and stopping, in addition to lateral assimilation. The application of optimality framework as to explicate the adaptations of French loanwords has shown that they emanate from a steady conflict between the faithfulness constraints, which condition the preservation of original input forms, and the markedness constraints describing the Algerian Arabic marked phonological system.

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“…Pode ser classificada em diversos ramos, tais como: representação do conhecimento, planejamento, percepção e aprendizado. O processamento de linguagem natural (PLN) está ligado a cada um desses ramos: (i) representação do conhecimento é essencial para sistemas de PLN, pois fornecem a representação do conhecimento linguístico específico ou fornecem informações extralinguísticas; (ii) planejamento está associado as etapas para atingir o objetivo; (iii) percepção é quando ocorre, por exemplo, a propagação de informações sonoras, em que a mensagem é transmitida por ondas sonoras produzidas pelas cordas vocais; e (iv) aprendizado envolve a construção de uma representação, depois da máquina examinar dados que podem ou não ter sido analisados anteriormente [Kurdi 2016].…”

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Processamento do Discurso em Textos Dissertativos-Argumentativos: Uma Abordagem Baseada em Mineração de Argumentos e Aprendizado Supervisionado de Máquina

Nau¹,

Dazzi²,

Filho³

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A identificação da estrutura da argumentação é útil para analisar o discurso e o raciocínio lógico do aluno. O processo de entendimento do discurso abrange a compreensão da morfologia, da sintaxe e da semântica. Neste trabalho, o processamento do discurso segue uma metodologia composta das seguintes fases: (i) criação de um corpus para treinamento e validação da aprendizagem; (ii) implementação da abordagem para mineração de argumentos; e (iii) aplicação de técnicas de aprendizagem de máquina. Os resultados alcançados ficaram entre a média encontrada na literatura para trabalhos realizados na língua inglesa. O destaque foi a identificação da proposta de intervenção, com um valor-F de 0,744.

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Natural Language Processing and Computational Linguistics 1

Cited by 32 publications

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Automated Analysis of Comments on Press Articles in Websites (Articles Literature as Case Study)

Automated Analysis of Comments on Press Articles in Websites (Articles Literature as Case Study)

An Optimality Analysis of the Phonology of French Loanwords as Manifested in the Eastern Part of Algeria

Processamento do Discurso em Textos Dissertativos-Argumentativos: Uma Abordagem Baseada em Mineração de Argumentos e Aprendizado Supervisionado de Máquina

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