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''Artificial intelligence - natural language processing - information technology.'' | ''Artificial intelligence - natural language processing (NLP) - information technology.'' | ||
In the context of information technology, a language model is an element of system that predicts the next word - or words - in a piece of text, based on the preceding words. | In the context of information technology, a language model is an element of a natural language processing system that predicts the next word - or words - in a piece of text, based on the preceding words. | ||
The language model does this by assigning probabilities to possible next words, based on samples of text that it has trained itself on. | The language model does this by assigning probabilities to possible next words, based on samples of text that it has trained itself on. | ||
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*[[Machine learning]] | *[[Machine learning]] | ||
* [[Natural language]] | * [[Natural language]] | ||
* [[Natural language processing]] | * [[Natural language processing]] (NLP) | ||
*[[Neural network]] | *[[Neural network]] | ||
*[[Software]] | *[[Software]] | ||
Latest revision as of 09:41, 20 April 2023
Artificial intelligence - natural language processing (NLP) - information technology.
In the context of information technology, a language model is an element of a natural language processing system that predicts the next word - or words - in a piece of text, based on the preceding words.
The language model does this by assigning probabilities to possible next words, based on samples of text that it has trained itself on.
