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by boxy310
3138 days ago
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Eh, that really comes down to applied theory vs. pure theory. There's no one Grand Unifying Theory of Natural Language Processing, and not likely to be a strong candidate for a while yet. Until then, there can still be a lot of good problem-solving that can be used with either traditional NLP or with neural networks, or even a hacked-together hybrid approach, and both application and research will feed into each other to refine the processes. |
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