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Natural Language Processing overview assignment

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What is a 'chatbot' and what two important NLP processes are needed for them to function as they do?

Define a 'chatbot' and list the two processes needed

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Simone JudinNOV 29, 2019, 1:44:54 AM

A chatbot is a computer program that has the ability to chat or converse with you.
The two NLP processes required to create a chatbot are 'parsing' and 'generating text.'

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How was data initially processed throughout the early stages of chatbot technology?

Select one of the following options:

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Experts would encode 100's of different sentences to predict what could be said
B.
A real life person was always sitting behind the facade of a chatbot answering the questions that users asked
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Experts would insert one grammar rule and the computer generated multiple outcomes

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