Noisy text is realistic text

[fa icon="calendar'] Feb 24, 2020 4:45:00 PM / by Bitext posted in API, Machine Learning, NLP, Big Data, Bitext, Deep Linguistic Analysis, Natural Language, Text Analytics, Artificial Intelligence, Deep Learning, NLG, NLU, Query Rewriting, AI, Multilanguage, NLP for Core, NLP for Chatbots, NLP for CX, "Multilingual synthetic data"

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One of the flaws of usual training data generation is that, when you ask somebody to manually create training data for you, they will make an effort to write these sentences correctly, following the spelling and punctuation norms of your language. Even if some errors appear, they will be minimal, because they are trying to do things right —this is, to provide “orthographically right” sentences.

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Bitext presents... its new API platform video!

[fa icon="calendar'] Jun 19, 2019 5:00:00 PM / by Bitext posted in API, Machine Learning, NLP, Semantic Analysis, Sentiment Analysis, Big Data, Bitext, Deep Linguistic Analysis, Natural Language, Text Analytics, Text Categorization, Artificial Intelligence, Deep Learning, Chatbots, Phrase Extraction, NLG, Stemming, NLU, Query Rewriting, POS tagging, RASA, Segmentation, AI, Multilanguage, Language Identification, Entity extraction, Anonymization, Decompounding, Lemmatization, NLP for Core, NLP for Chatbots, NLP for CX

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Our NLP API platform is the most comprehensive and accurate (more than 90% accuracy) in the text analysis market. You can find a wide variety of multilingual NLP tools and solutions that will help you create the best customer experience for your business. Watch our new video now and sign up!

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Natural Language Processing (NLP) and Machine Learning (ML)

[fa icon="calendar'] May 20, 2019 5:06:17 PM / by Bitext posted in API, Machine Learning, NLP, Semantic Analysis, Sentiment Analysis, Big Data, Bitext, Deep Linguistic Analysis, Natural Language, Text Analytics, Text Categorization, Artificial Intelligence, Deep Learning, Chatbots, Phrase Extraction, NLU, POS tagging, AI, Entity extraction, NLP for Core, NLP for CX

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Two concepts, one mission: to make machines understand humans. Natural Language Processing (NLP) and Machine Learning (ML) are all the rage right now as techniques that complement each other rather than as NLP vs ML. In this post,  we will focus on NLP and how it works together with ML to solve the challenges Artificial Intelligence is posing.

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What is Sentiment Analysis and How Does it Work?

[fa icon="calendar'] Apr 5, 2019 12:52:06 PM / by Bitext posted in API, Machine Learning, NLP, Sentiment Analysis, Big Data, Bitext, Natural Language, Text Analytics, Text Categorization, Chatbots, NLU, NLP for CX

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Sentiment Analysis is a procedure used to determine if a chunk of text is positive, negative or neutral. In text analytics, natural language processing (NLP) and machine learning (ML) techniques are combined to assign sentiment scores to the topics, categories or entities within a phrase.

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Business Intelligence in Text Format: Are You Acting Smart?

[fa icon="calendar'] Jan 30, 2019 3:11:00 PM / by Bitext posted in Semantic Analysis, Sentiment Analysis, Text Analytics, NLP for Core, NLP for CX

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While a picture may be worth a thousand words – a thousand words may be worth thousands of dollars. Never thought how valuable all your company unstructured data would be? This heterogeneous knowledge can turn out to be quite useful for companies, however, there is still much to be learned. 

 

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How To Avoid Misunderstandings with an Effective Anonymization Tool

[fa icon="calendar'] Jan 11, 2019 4:52:13 PM / by Bitext posted in GDPR, Entity extraction, Anonymization, NLP for CX

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Has your name or surname ever been mocked? In many languages, people are really embarrassed to have unusual names that make other people laugh. Some names and surnames are treated even as insulting or offensive in some cases. 

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