NLP

American  

abbreviation

1. natural language processing.

2. neurolinguistic programming.

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Example Sentences

Estonia's NLP algorithms break down a request into small segments, identify key words, and from that infers what user wants.

From BBC

But Graham Neubig, an NLP expert at Carnegie Mellon University, notes that the authors did not use state-of-the-art models in their testing or or compare their approach to existing ones.

From Science Magazine

The USask team went a step further than previous studies and successfully verified that genetic disruption of NLP leads to changes in genes involved in lipid metabolism in mice.

From Science Daily

“But the problem here is that the book is trying to throw you off with false clues. It breaks NLP comprehension.”

From Scientific American

“Benchmarks made it look like our models were already better than humans,” he says, “but everyone in NLP knew and still knows that we are very far away from having solved the problem.”

From Science Magazine