Category: Natural Language Processing

Syntax Coherence

Syntax coherence refers to the logical and consistent arrangement of words and phrases within sentences, so that the meaning is clear and easy to follow. It ensures that the structure of sentences supports the intended message, making communication more effective. Without syntax coherence, writing can become confusing or ambiguous, making it harder for the reader…

Email Parsing

Email parsing is the process of automatically extracting specific information from emails, such as names, dates, order numbers or attachments. This helps businesses and individuals organise and use data from their inboxes without manual copying or reading. Email parsing tools can work with different email formats and are often used to streamline workflows or feed…

Prefix Engineering

Prefix engineering is the process of carefully designing and selecting the words or phrases placed at the start of a prompt given to an artificial intelligence language model. These prefixes help guide the AI’s understanding and influence the style, tone, or focus of its response. By adjusting the prefix, users can encourage the AI to…

Named Recognition

Named recognition refers to the process of identifying and classifying proper names, such as people, organisations, or places, within a body of text. This task is often handled by computer systems that scan documents to pick out and categorise these names. It is a foundational technique in natural language processing used to make sense of…

Text Simplification

Text simplification is the process of making written content easier to read and understand. This is done by using simpler words, shorter sentences, and clearer structure, while keeping the original meaning. It helps more people, including those with reading difficulties or those learning a new language, access information more easily.