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Isn't it actually called natural language generation, or NLG?
by mingabunga 8y ago
Isn't it actually called natural language generation, or NLG?
- Saad_M 8y agoYes it is. NLG is the sister field to NLP.
- newman8r 8y agoI've seen NLU and NLG described as areas within NLP. I think generating headlines from an article would use a bit of both. A pure NLG task would be more like creating sentences to describe the weather based on weather data, or medical data on a patient, etc. I'm not an expert in the field though, really just a beginner so my understanding may be off.
- amelius 8y agoThat acronym isn't broadly known, so less useful. Also, NLP seems like the encompassing term (The "P" for processing can mean reading/parsing, translation, and also generating).