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No. It's something like. ambigious phrase or phrase token -> multiple possibilities the parser can handle -> multiple possibilities from the requester -> repea
by deaddodo 11y ago
No. It's something like.
ambigious phrase or phrase token -> multiple possibilities the parser can handle -> multiple possibilities from the requester -> repeat until you've dialed down to a single possibility.
It's a big part of what the Machine Learning guys and the NLP guys are doing. But, as mentioned, there's very little context for a computer to work with...so everything is very specific. "google, find me movie theatres in the area" vs "i wonder what movies are around. do you have any ideas google?".