Tokenization in NLP: How Machines Break Down Text
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Before a computer can understand a single word you write, it has to do something much more basic. It has to figure out where one piece of text ends and the next begins. That process is called tokenization , and it’s the first step in almost every NLP system ever built. Whether you’re using a spam f…
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Tokenization in NLP: How Machines Break Down Text
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