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Sure, but I think that would mean it would learn multiple meanings and the pattern groups that use each meaning. Perhaps a more appropriate example (just somet
by haneefmubarak 8y ago
Sure, but I think that would mean it would learn multiple meanings and the pattern groups that use each meaning.
Perhaps a more appropriate example (just something I thought of, idk if it would work exactly like this) would be like "antiviral" going to "an" "ti" "vi" "r" "a" "l". It could connect "an" and "ti" and associate it with the meaning of "anti" as a prefix along with connecting "vi" and "r" and giving a possible association of "virus". Finally, it could combine "a" and "l" into the suffix "al" and recognize that meaning.
Again, just my two cents. Not particularly sure if this is how that works.