Implementation of unigram/bigram language models, noisy channel and pointwise mutual information for natural language processing.
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Implementation of unigram/bigram language models, noisy channel and pointwise mutual information for natural language processing.
A poem will be generated using different Language models in Urdu language. This poem will consist of three stanzas each containing four verses.
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This repository contains Natural Language Processing programs in the Python programming language.
A simple Python implementation of a Unigram Tagger and its evaluation for educational purposes.
The goal of this script is to implement three langauge models to perform sentence completion, i.e. given a sentence with a missing word to choose the correct one from a list of candidate words. The way to use a language model for this problem is to consider a possible candidate word for the sentence at a time and then ask the language model whic…
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Train 4 types of language models (a unigram model, a smoothed unigram model, a bigram model, and a smoothed bigram model) on WikiText-2, a corpus of high-quality Wikipedia articles
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